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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

WELL ANswERED.-A fellow went to the parish
priest and told him, with long face, that he had
seen ghost. q When and where?" said the
pastor. "Last night was passing the church,
and up against the wall of it did behold the
spectre p " In what shape did it appear o. ask
ed the priest % 1t appeared in the shape of
great ass 4" Go home, and hold your tongue
about it, rejoned the pastor "you are very
tmd man. and have only been frightened at
your own shadow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

The Methodist people of Eureka, Humboldt
Bay going to build new church edifce,
which the Journal man says is to be model Of
architecture. We have a building up here which
just fills the bill, and which the Eureka people
can have cheap.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

SsMBLlSs, of the Humboldt (Nevada) Register,
says President Johnson's case will serve as an
awful warning, even to Republc-against
snatching man cross-legged from q tailor's
bench and making him chief over the people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

THE balance in the State Treasury at the COM
mencement of business March 10th, was $l,272,.
3l2 80. Certainly the present Legislature must
be wanting in talent as compared with its prede-
cessors. Heretofore such balance was not per-
mitted-.hasta Conrier
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WEAVERVIIIE, CALIFORNIA, APRIL T. 1866
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CHINA DELIcACIEs.-A trader at Low er Springs,
Shasta county, winds up his advertisement in
the Courier with enumeration of the China
deicacies which he keeps, such as dried cabbage,
rotton eggs, fish worms, bean stick, dried mud
turtle, preserved rat and stewed caterpillar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

THE TRAITOR BUCHANAN IN THE Cry OF THE
DoGEs.-The Venice correspondent of the New
York Euening Post writes that in the stately room
of the Palace of the Doges, in that city, which
is hung with pictures Of all ilustrious men who
held the chief magstracy of the city, there is
one face turned to the wall, and the frame that
holds i: is draped in Grape. dark and solemn
square of black in the midst of the impressive
and splendid figures, is all that marks the place
of Falieri who has stirred up sedition against
the government. So in the history of our Pres
idents, sixteen in all, some have been weak like
Pierce some contemplate like Tyler, but the face
of only one-Buchanan-has been turned, by
pretty general consent, to the wall. Popular re-
port, if not more conclusive authority, accuses
him Of connvance with treachery in the admins
traton of the noble nation committed to his
care, and the place of his picture is blank
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

MoaAL Mrs. Gruudy is opposed to gambling
She calls for Red Sea, like that OF old, to des-
troy Faro and all his hosts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

A BAvARIaN DUEL.-The Bavarians take things
.coolly At Cham in the Bavarian forest, the
other day, two young men quarrelled in the
room of a hotel, and were put out to fight in
the courtyard They did so with knives for 20
minutes, and it would appear that the habifue,
did not, during the time, concern themselves
much about the matter, but let the fight 60 on.
At the end, the men staggered back, one with %,
and the other with 80 wounds, sat down in their
respective places, and leaned on the table. A
minute after one rolled over dead then. in
another minute, the other fell off his chair
CORPSE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

IT is customary in some churches for the men
to be placed on one side, and the women on the
other. clergyman in the midst Of his sermon.
found himself interrupted by the talking of some
of his congregation, of which he was Obliged to
take notice. A woman Immediately rose, and
wishing to clear her sex from the aspersion said,
" Observe, at least your reverence, it is not on
our side" " So much the better, good woman
so much the BETTER" said the clergyman, ii.
will be the sooner over"
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

Coon ADvIcE.-The Marysvile Appeal ven
lures the following advice, which will meet with
hearty response from every true Union man =
1t behooves Union men to-day to be firm
and unyielding in his Union thou ghts, words and
deeds as ever to the common cause of Union,
Liberty and Equal Rights to all men, regardless
of race or color and to this end to let their
motto ever be, In Union there is strength. =
That there are Iscariots in the Union party, who
for the sake of Office or gain, would sell their
country there is no doubt. But, that there IS
virtue in the masses who compose that party, is
equally certain, and all they have to do in order
to insure ultimate harmony, union and success
in the restoration of the Southern States, is to
be true and inhexible to the cause of liberty and
justice, and avoid the Communications and praise
of the self-styled Democracy, both North and
South. 1t is hoped that the prescience of An
drew Johnson will bring to his mind wildly the
unenviable memory of John Tyler"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

Next Monday is the anniversary of General
Lees surrender.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

"P. Benson, SR.'-A very clever and anus
ing correspondent writes over that signature to
the Song Messenger Of the North Vest, published
monthly at Chicago, ILL.,, by Root & Cady, and
which costs only 60 cents year. From one of
his recent letters We clip the following -" THAR
is sed to be roomer of report heer that JEFF.
davis is goin crayzy / shood think he dot to go
crayzy or any other man which wood abuze hiz
wiphe by wairing her clothes and leavin her with
hardly enuf to protect her frum the inclementcy
of the salooberious breazes of the fearce summer
air. She mite hev easy cot cold or few teeth
ache, or if she was nclgned that way she mite
hev cot her deth of phthphisic.
The uther day i met erring suthern brother
ing and sez i to him, remarked, q How du you
do ~ He was peroozin a noosepaper and he
looked up at me with i, whilst the uthec con-
tinyoud to reed, and sez he to me, whilest the
lite of his opticle beemed cam and cereen upon
me, sez he, du what? Evidentlee he diddent
comprehend me. | sea he looked droopy in
spirits and cndevverred to cheer him by re-
markin to him, sez i, il it good kuntry in
the suthern confeduracy for razin strobberys
and kreem?' He raysed his hand to demollish
a misskeytoe which was anxyusly screwtinizin
his countenance and sez he, yoo BE dammd.
spose he addressin the misskeytoe.
turned square round so that he could hev a
fool vue of mi boozem pin and kommenst singer
in mi moast insinyouaten stile my CRATE song of
richmund is took Oyercum by fond emotion
of phcelngs closed mi eyes shut, stuck my two
thums in the arm hoals of my jacket and poared
4th strcem of lickwid malady stitch as celdum
falls to the lott of mortel man to heer. When |
had conkluded and finished Enclosed my eyes
open, and looked upon the man but he wuzzent
there. The powwcr of that mewsick wuz so
CRATE that it must hev completely aunighhigh-
ayted him.
(Signed) P Benson SR which the Sr it STAINS
for Singer
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I~NsOLYENT NOTIcE.

Whereas at the regular November Term
OF the Probate Court Of Tnnien County,
Mississippi, the Estate II Stephen Miller.
deceased, was declared insolyent by order
OF said Court, now therefore all persons
claims against said Estate are here.
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barred. LOUISA J. MILLER.
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Blacksmithing
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aays opened my blacksmith shop. in N.
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MEMPHIS
Southern Hat House.
francisco & Wiggin,
Dealers In
Hats, Caps and Furs.

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NAsSEs or IDssiL slirLI-FI-it.
" On sh,i sias,A s~efArala,g the tlL.
Bear, Miniwak, VI, and Bear Butter
creeks were found large masses Of
fossil fsh and other marine animals.
tome Of q huge size. Onen the hill
seemed eniirvly composed OF these
remains. Exposure 10 the air and
storms have broken them into frag-
ments, yet the outlines Of turtles,
shell-tish and orthescn could be dis
tinosly traced. | found portions of
the yertcbrn Of some extinct species.
beautifully corruscated with sutures
and joints. For miles our horses, al
each step. crushed 10 atoms these re-
mains Of y past but everything agc.
Hills Of fossils that for agcs have
been mouldering away and becoming
portions Il the soil. until but faint
outline herr and there indicate that
the earth and rocks We tread upon
we're aaes living matter, may we'll
excite surprise. Here are indications
q volcanic action, and Of . dcluvr
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superiorto the Standard
Letters must be addressed to
W. w. HOLDEN, W. W. HOLDEN & SON,
j. W. HOLDEN. Raleigh, N. C.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-28

A SINGULAR SToRY.-The Louisville Dem
ocrat says:-"On the 9Th Of FEBRUARY last
Micheal King, about seventeen years of age,
was killed at Oakland, KY, by being struck
on the head with stake which was drawn
from the ground by an unruly horse. Two
days after the fatal accident, and when the
body was about to be buried, the relatives
of King thought that they noticed evident
signs of life, and the body was removed to
the house, where it was kept for several days.
A report got into circulation, at the time, to
the effect that the boy had come to life Af-
ter keeping the body several days it was re-
moved to the lower graveyard and placed in
a vault, where it now is, and it has been visi-
ted by hundreds of our citizens. The body
retains lis natural appearance, is Timber and
warm, after being dead and in the graveyard
one month. We haye heard no reason as
signed for this strange phenomenon"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-28
The following are the circumstances of a

The following are the circumstances of a
murder recently committed in Litchfield,
Montgomery county, nl.:-A bound girl of
the age of 10 or IA was one morning week
or so ago scolded pretty severely for some
misdemeanor, and finally was whipped with a
small rod Everything passed Oft in the
morning we'll enough without any further
difficulty The girls special duty was to take
care of three little children; and going out to
the barn, as was her usual custom, to swing
that had been prepared for the children's use,
she took the youngest child "a boy and hung
him in the swing until dead, then ran to the
house and told the mother of the child that a
man came into the barn, took the child and
hung it. But as there could be no trace of o
mans track found in or about the barn, the
girl was arrested, after which she confessed,
and said that she took this method of redress
for the punishment she had received IN the
morning She now awaits trial in Jail.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-28

LEMON JUICE IN DIPTHERIA. Doctor
Revillout, in paper presented last summer
to the French Academy of Medicine, asserts
that lemon juice is one of most efficacious
medicines which can be applied in diptheria
and he relates that when he was dresser in
the hospital his own life was saved by its
timely application. He got three dozen
lemons and gargled his throat with the juice,
swallowing little, at the same time, in or
der to act on the more deep-seated parts
DR.. R. has noted eleven cases of complete
success, obtained by this method of treat
ment.