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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

MoHt 1toRY.-Enough newly elected radical
members have been admitted to the Tennessee
uesisla'ure ,h to constitute quorum Evidently
;nu erue Union people of that State are still act
in !. vn a sne suggestions of Andrew johnson, who
THAT trai,o,S naae In 1854 expressed the opinion
"osA na . ol restoration" Tennessee is all riobt
her example. Ae&as VIII follow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

AMERICAN FLAG PUBLISHING CoMpANY'-Such
Company has been incorporated under the laws
of the State, with capital stock of $3.50, 900,
say that the principles to be advanced by the pa
per to be published, shall be those of Z" Union
and Freedom, the maintenance of the National
currency, and whatever pertains to true Ameri-
can citizenship" \ Board of five Trustees, -
Geo. w. Tyler, J. B. Cox, Geo. Treat, Delos J.
Howe and E. L. Kersted will conduct the affairs
of the Association for the first three months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
FLArrERISe TO DooLrrrLr-T1

FLATTERISe TO DooLrrrLE--Th. W..
Legislature before adjourning, made public its
estimate of Senator Doolittle by resolving N !,
be had betrayed the people of Wisconsin. and
ought to resign. A resolution approving the
single Republican vote being given in its favor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

Coop TINE AHEAD.-The Odd Fellows of Shas
ia will celebrate the 47th anniversary of the in
PRODUCTION of the Order in America, on Thurs
day next, with becoming ceremony. The ex-
ercises will terminate with grand ball, which
it is safe to predict will be attended by merry
throng The Weavervile Brethren have receiv-
ed a cordial invite, and we hope and have reason
to believe that " North Star " will send re-
spectacle delegation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

RETIRED.-With the change in the proprietor
ship of the american Flag, Mr.. Mccarthy with
draws from the editorial control of the paper
but proposes to devote his time to the advance
ment of its interests. Calvin B. Mcdonald ais
retres from the editorial staff. Business purpo
ses of his own, are the reasons given.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

WEAvERvILLE AND SHASTA MAIL RoUTE.-We
Tower House, has been awarded the contract for
carrying the mail between Weavervile and Shas-
ia for the four years commencing July lst, next.
The price paid is S2,75O per annum. Situated
as he is, Mr.. Taggart can probably perform the
contract with as certain punctuality, and with
greater profit to himself than any other bidder
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

A LIBERAL OFFER.-Any lady who desires a
Florence, Grover Baker, Wheeler 4 Wilson, or
New England Sewing Machine, obtain a new
one of either kind, and of any desired pattern,
at Is per cent. reduction from San Francisco
price, by applying at this office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

TUSCAN SPRINGs.-We invite attention to Mr.
Bradleys advertisement of this destined to be
popular place of resort We intend, in a week
or two, to give our readers some further and
more minute information in regard to the Springs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

OUR old North Fork friend, Fred Lightner,
writes US that he has located in Chico, and will
De happy to receive call from old Trintarians 9
VIII, who may pass that way-especially if they feel
ike swallowing good glass of lager beer. Like
all good Republicans, he finds it impossible ro
get along without the JOURNAL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

WEAvERvILLE AND SHASTA STAGE.-For the
first time this season. the Stage rolled in on Mon
day-arriying at 3 o'clock 1t is an institution
which travellers can appreciate and is a welcome
change from the winter made of travel in the
mountains, besides giving the town a more bus
iness-like appearance. Arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Fare to Shasta, Sc Red Bluff Sl2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

~ Hope for the AfiiCted.-IN another part of
this paper will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. c. Young in 1850 In this
deceit and charatanism it is boon the suffering
point them where they of obtaining the wish
relief Under the of the skillfu
the sick and troubled dvet themselves of their burdens
and shame lay aside their and health
and happiness If sick in trouble do hesi-
Read the advertisement and follow the advice.
forget the of directing your letter
cisco. 44.3msn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

PHI. h:u a''ef the passage of the Civil
Nsa's on' over the Presidents objections bo.
que.s OF mowers were found on the desls 80 :. .
anr'y,lnree Senators who supported the man .ne
u, us ea"h peU vas ,nese oy 'olored women Attached
"We exercise the Civil Right to express "r,.ten-
itnde ~ f0' our graf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

THE "CALL" on DAvIs.-The San Francisco
Call agrees with that Interpretation of the law
which ordains that 'the trail of all crimes, ex-
cept in cases of impeachment, shall be by jury,
and such trail shall be held in the State where
the said crimes shall have been committed. -
The question is, in which of the States did jeff.
Davis commit the crime of treason? Our inn
preston is that he committed it in all the South
ern States, and in many of the Northern States
attempted it through agents, many of whom
have already been released, to plunge the coun-
try once more into complication of troubles
similar to those from which it was but just
emerging. The Call, not long ago, expressed
the belief that Jeff. Davis would in few years
be at the head of the dominant party in this
country. Was 'the wish father to the thought?'
l-Sdcrdmento Bee.
We should hate to wager very large amount
that it was not
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

NEW GooDs.-Wiliams l. Co. take the lead in
the Spring and Summer announcement of new
goods arriving and to arrive. Mr.. Williams has
Just returned from the Bay, where he purchased
a splendid stock of Ladies goods of all varie-
ties, and great quantity of Gentlemens wear
ing apparel. Go and see, everybody.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

WHO WANTS DyElSG DoSE.-Peter vostegen,
professional dyer for twenty years, has provid.
ed himself with all the necessary materials with
view to resuming his old business. He lives
1T Point Bar, but persons who desire to bave
any article of clothing dyed can have it done in
the best style by leaving word at this Office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

Pie FEUIT.-Dr. Ware this week sent US the
present of package of mammoth Rhuoarb, grown
in his Sidney Hill garden. We do not hesitate
to assert that it was as fine specimen of the ar
ticle as ever came under our notice. The Doc
tor will accept our thanks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

As UsuAL-It becomes our duty to thank Mr.
Oberdeener for copy of Bsadle's Monthly for
April-an interesting number-fles of the Lite
rary Album, Harper's and Frank Leslies Illus
trated papers, New York Anti-Slarery Standard
and the Daily Union
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

REMOVABLE. Thomas has removed his Office
and residence to the Capt. Turner house, Court
street, nearly opposite the Union Hotel, where
he may at all times be found, if not profession
ally engaged,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

The new dies to be used in the coinage of
Government money have been received by the
Superintendent of the San Francisco Branch
Mint Hereafter all denominations of specie will
bear the Legend In God we Trust"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

STRANGE TALK.-A Washington correspondent
of the Chicago Republican makes Secretary Sew
ard responsible for most extraordinary state
ment. 1t runs follows: In interview with
Pennsylvania member he (Seward) grew very
much excitad over political matters, and denoun-
ced Congress in the most violent manner. Said
there was not rebel in the country to-day that
that which is termed Johnson's policy is his !;
that he laid it out for Lincoln, who adopted it,
and was carrying it out when he died and that
johnson was merely continuing it. He declared
himself in favor of the immediate admission of
the Southern delegations, and the repeal of the
test OATH Much as we have always admired
Seward we do not hesitate to express the belief
that, if he ever uttered the sentiments accredit-
ed to him, he is either bereft of his senses, or
designingly falsifying history on the "bluf
principle. The assertions are too widely at va
rance with with the political doctrine promulga-
ted by him during the past quarter of century.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

In Full OF ALL DExASDs.-Thos. Gilmour,
who used to do an extensive retail liquor busi-
ness in Shasta few years ago, has just gone
through insolvency in San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

In THE CARDs-Sam. Bowles, of the Spring
field (Mass.) Republican, writes to his paper from
Washington, that he thinks it is in the cards Of
the Congressional party to nominate General
Grant for President in 1868.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
White Mans Government.

Senator Clark, of New Hampshire, on the l4ln
of February thus alluded to this cry of the dema-
gogue and the traitor:
"White mans Government" did you say =
90 to Fort Pillow stand upon the rampar's anu
in its trenches and recall the hOrrid butchery o'
the black man there because he had joined you
against rebellion, and then say If you VIII,
=" This is white mans Government
Go to Wagner Follow the track of the Massa-
chusetts Fifty-Fourth, as they went to the terri
BILE assault, with guns flashing and roaring in
the dark. Mark how unflinchingly they received
the peltng iron hail into their bosoms, and how
they breasted the foe See how nobly they sup
ported and how herocally they fell with their
devoted leader. Count the dead pick up the
severed limbs number the wounds measure
the blood spilled; and remember why ana
wherefore and in whose cause the negro thus
fought and suffered, and then say, if you cam
- This is the white mans Government
Go to Port Hudson 60 to Richmond; go to
Petersburg go anywhere and everywhere-to
every battlefield where the negro fonght-where
danger was greatest and death surest-and tell
me- if YOU can, that /" This is white man S
Government"
And then go to Salisbury, and Columbia, and
Andersouville, and as you shudder at the ineffa-
BILE misery of those dens, and think of those
who ran the dead-ine and were not shot, but
escaped to the woods, and were concealed and
fed and pioted by the black men, and never once
BETRAYED, but often enabled to escape and return
to their friends-and then tell me if "This is 8
white mans Government"
Then, sir, follow one of these exchanged pris
oners to his home. See how lovingly the mother
clasps the emaciated form of her q darling sol
der boy" in her arms how carefully she feed
and nurses him. how gently she tends him, how
constantly she watches over him, and as sh
bends her ear to hear him tell how the blacl
man saved him, whisper in the other ear, "Thl
is a white man Government"
Ay, sir, go to the grave of one of these devoted
black men, where they lie all along the march o
your armies, and upon every battlefield ant
rampant and, remembering there by what fer
trials and struggles this nation has been saved
think of him who sleeps beneath your feet, AM
how and why he died, and then give thanks t.
God that you are not like other men, especiall
this poor negro, and that the d" white man
Government has been preserved
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21


Subsistence would lack the grand charm that sheds
halo over labors if the gener not made
tcpants of the benefits imparts To that the medical
discoveries of the distinguished lanhropist Professor Ho
loway have been singuafy beneficial For the complaints
peculiar to organization, and which borne with
forttude rarely exhibited by man, Holloways Pills have
been for twenty years administered with wonderful
In those crises of womans m the dawn of womanhood and
the of old age well as in the nnumerable
requiring assistance which between those
important epochs the mild and restorative action Of this
great remedy atteed by the strongest vouchers Nor IS
the Ointment less highly appreciated remedy for the
erupons and other external sgurements which sometimes
cloud the beauty of woman.
1t terrible thing to beloved wife daughter Ian
gushing the attacks Of disease the fading from
the from her cheek premature decrepude
energies in the the prime
the senstivenes her
forbid her to disclose the the difficulty or If
seeks medical aid she finds little relief sereotyp-
cd prescriptions Furnished with olloways remedies she
needs no professional adviser The directions acquan her
with the Of their In the quiet seclon
learn millions already learned that
the eIer r@. As the glow OF health her
dmmed elasticity her and ceerulness
heart she will realize in her feelings all that has
published of the experience of others who suffered
suffered and have been restored by the
The subject is which it is difficult TO be explicit with
renchng upon what called the propreties of life
of duty has mpee to glance at of the most
valuable pecuaritics of ulloway remedies and feel
sured motives will be appreciaedN T. Sunday Times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

PUBLIC DocCMENTs.-No Representative of our
Congressional District has ever been so mindful
of his constituency as General Bidwell. Hard
ly mail has arrived since the assembling of
Congress which did not bring ample compli-
ment of valuable documents and speeches un-
der the frank of that gentleman. The present
session of Congress is of extraordinary i'm
portance, and what is being said and done is
anxiously looked for by the people. Those who
cannot well obtain the Congressional Globe, the
official paper of Congress, more readily ap-
preciate the favor of promptly receiving the i'm
portant speeches there delivered through the at
tentiveness of their Representatives. In this
manner we have received during the winter
file of speeches and documents which are inval-
liable to US, and we take this occasion to express
our gratitude for these continued favors. By the
last mail we received from him pamphlet copy
of Bancroft's Grafton q In Memoriam of Abra-
ham Lincoln +" the speeches of Cook, of Illinois,
and Beaman, of Michigan, on Reconstruction
Also the great speech of Charles Sumner, de-
livered in the U. S. Senate, February 9Th and
7th on 20 The equal rights of all the great guar
antee and present necessity, for the sake of Sc
curity, and to maintain a Republican Govern
ment." The title page text speaks for the effort
One quotation therefrom is
"Taxation without representation is tyranny"The Rer
oIutiOndry Eutiers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

DISTRICT CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed of at the late term of District Court
A. r. Chase VS. John Chrste.-Judgmen fol
plaintiff
Todd VS. Cochran l. Hennessy y.-Judgment for
plaintiff
Lumley, et al. VS. Alden, ct. al.-Judgment
for plaintiff, and perpetual injunction.
Crawford VS. Ware-Continued.
Dougherty VS. Dougherty Plaintiff granted
ten days to amend petition, failing to do which
case is dismissed.
A. Bachmann, native of Prussia, admitted
to citizenship.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

To MEMORY DEAR.-The casket which con-
tanned the soul of Abraham Lincoln is molder-
ing in the family vault at Springfield, prior to
its removal to the monument contributed by the
nation for its last resting place, but the spirit it.
self, the immortal part, still fingers in the halls
which once resounded to the echoes of his voice,
to stimulate the friends of liberty and humanity
by its silent counsels, and to aid in bringing to
justice the constructive perpetrators of the vilest
murder that ever stained the history of nation
Sacramento Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

WlNDER the inhuman murderer of Union
prisoners, has been set at liberty by command
of the President Wirz, the inferior and tool
of Captain Winder, was hung for doing the same
thing.
THE President has pardoned James Gallagher,
formerly of this county, who was sent TO the
State Prison from Shasta county for six years.
for the crime of arson.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting
IN of the Stockholders of the Weaverville and
Shasta Wagon Road Company will be held at
the office of the Company, in Weaverville, on
Monday, May 7th, 1896,
for the election of five Directors and Company
officers for the coming year By order OF the
Board of Directors D. E. GORDON, Sec'y.
Weavsrville, April 8, 1885, l3.te
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
aa5eekly Triaity Sunrnal.

81 County W,hrrsnts and Grsssbaeks 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 at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
Weavervjlle, Saturday, April 9l, 1866

THE PREsIDENT.-1t will no doubt be of interest
to our readers to know that the Chief Executive
Oh the nation has swerved from some of the re-
markable positions lately assumed by him. The
g1st OF the latest important news from the Ma
tional Capital is thus summed up by the Sacra-
mento Union =" The President seems to be
opening his eyes to the fact that the action of
Congress is sustained by the Union party, which
Is still the ruling power in the loyal States
After issuing peace proclamation, in which he
expatiated upon the evils of military rule in time
OF peace and apparently indicated his intention
to abolish martial law at once the President in
forms General Howard in effect that the procla-
nation amounts to nothing more than the simple
announcement that the insurrection has been
suppressed. Military law will be continued in
the insurgent States the troops will not be with
drawn and the Freedmen Bureau will be sus-
tanned by military force. General Howard is al
so instructed to issue circular to his subordi-
mates, notifying them of the passage of the Civil
Rights bill, so that the freedmen may be apprs-
ed to the benefits guaranteed by that Act. Sew
eral of the Presidents friends say he has been
impressed by the unanimity of the Union party
and will hereafter endeavor to modify his policy
SO as to harmonic with that of Congress"
CANoN ClTf.-lt VIII De notlced Dy ADVERTISE
ment elsewhere that Brooks L Kellogg, success
ors to Mr.. Depinett in the mercantile business,
do not intend to be outdone by anybody in the
matter of making their intentions known to the
public, or in selling goods at low but living pri-
ces. They intend to keep good stock, to deal
honorably, and merit patronage. We hope they
will get it. 1t will be seen, also, that Mr.. T. D.
Jones gives party at his house next Friday eve
ming He will endeavor to make it pleasant for
all who attend. Supper at Uncle Glzean's, mind
you. Notice is also given of election to vote
a School House Tax, and we will wager years
subscription that it will be voted. The School
building is to be two stories high-the upper one
to be occupied by the Order of Sons of Temper
ance, which is in fourshing state. That's
live community, and sober and industrious
one, in the bargain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
Speeial Autiees.
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ical cures by application of Prof Charles Derahs
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Ipropose almost nsananeously individuals afct-
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should be addressed. allms
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21
8irths:

At Evans Bar, April 10th, the wife of A
Stiler, of a SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-21

"Taxation without representation is tyranny"The Rer
olutiondry Fathers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-25
Pl6JadeIpbia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, January 25 The terrible condition of
the weather and impossible streets have mostly sus-
pende business to-day in al departments
There is q fair demand for good and prime Clover
seed and we notice sales of 500 bushels at S7'76@9
s 124 In Timothy no sales Small sales OF Hlaxseed
at S816 at which figure it is taken on arrival by the
crushers
The Flour Market is extremely dull, and only 800
bhls Northwestern extra family wrre disposed OF at
$8 75dy9 The sales to the home consumers take q
wide range, say from 81 26 up to $13 Tor common
super6ne and fancy lots, according TO quality. Rye
Flour Is inactive and nominal at 30 80. In Corn
Meal. nothing doing
Wheat Is extremely quiet, with small sales of
common and good red at 81 8O@220 and white at
S2'45d2'70 A small sale of Rye at 97c. Corn Is
very quiet at the late decne sales of 5000 bushels
yellow at 78174c and 10 600 bushels do on private
Malt are unchanged.
whisky is dull, and selling IN a small way from
80 25 to 80 27 for Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-25

TIE James Guthrie, from Calcutta for Boston,
grounded of Maypcre, December 10Th, but got
off and proceeded on her voyage.
The lone Star, from Natal for the Clyde, put
into Sundas Bay, November l4th, with loss OF
foretopmast
The steamer city of Boston sailed from Queens
town at z. M, january ii, and the PennsW
is summary of her news:--
The Cunard cargo steamer PG'es,tne from
Liverpool December 23, put back to Queens
town January 8, short of coal, and somewhat
injured by having her decks swept.
The London Times and other journals having
attributed the pressure in the money market to
heavy exports 20 America on credit, letters are
published from commercial men reiutlng such
arguments, and sho wing that remlttances have
been most prompt, and the heavy cotton receipts
are set off against British exports. The dis
count demand continued moderate, and the
bank rate remained at per cent.
1t was stated that Mr.. Gosche was to have a
seat in the British Cabinet.
The Fenian trials were still progressing at
Dublin. Byrne, ex-Warden of the Richmond
Prison, was under trial Tor aiding in the escape
of Stephens.
The military revolt in Spain, under General
Prim, had made no progress. The insurgents
had gained the mountains oil Toledo, but were
closely pursued, and 1t was supposed General
Prim would disband them and attempt to escape
TO Portugal. The insurgent garrison at Avilla
had reached Portuguese territory and had been
disarmed.
Madrid was under martial law, but remained
tranquil. Martial law has also been proclaimed
at New Castello Considerable excitement is
reported at Barcelona, and the Gro Wds had been
dispersed by the military. The ChamDer OF
Deputies had resolved to present loyal address
to the Queen of Spain.
The Emperor of Austria has restored their
property, and granted other concessions, to the
parties who illegally emigrated from Venetia.
Commercial Intelligence.
The Manchester Market was inactive. Breadstuffa
and flour inactive and nominal Wheat hrmer; am
Der red los I'd o1l0s 4d Corn quiet at 29s,g29s.
3D.. for mixed. Provisions quet. Beet quie, but
firm. Pork, no sales Bacon frmer. Lard easier
ga es at SOS. 1allow very du J, and 6d.@9d lower.
Small sales of Ashes. Sugar quiet Gomez in
| active Rice, no sales Rosin hrmer. Spirits Tur
| pentine quiet at AIS Petroleum quiet and steady.
LONDON MARKETS .-Breadstuh5 easier. Wheat
| Is. lower. Sugar declining Coffee easier. ca
| 8s, 3D. for refined. ....