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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21
IT'S Finished! or, Sing Hallelujah'

WORDS AND MUSIC BY HENRY C. WORK.
lis finished tbs ended
The dread and awful task is done;
Tho wounded and bleeding.
IT'S ours to sing the vict'ry won;
Our nation is ransom'd-
Our enemies overthrown,
And now. NOW commences.
The brightest era ever known.
Then sing hallelujah sing hallelujah!
Glory be to God on high
For the Old Flag with the white flag
IL hanging in the azure sky.
Ye joy bellsi We peace bells
Oh never. never music rang,
So sweetly. 50 grandly,
Since angels in the advent sang;
Your message is gladness,
To myriads of waiting souls,
As onward and world-ward
The happy. happy echo rolls.
Then sing hallelujah sing hallelujah
Glory be to God on high
For the Old Flag with the white flag
Is hanging in the azure sky.
Come patriots come freemen
Come join your every heart and voice;
We've wept with the weeping
Now let with the blest rejoice;
With armies of victors
Who round about the white throne stand
With LINCOLN. the Martyr
And Liberator of his land.
Then sing hallejah sing hallelujah
Glory be to God on high
For the Old Flag with the white flag
Is hanging in the azure sky.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

Big BEND A "BiG BLK. old Mr. Johnnibull
has succeeded in humbuggng the American peo
pie again, although he paid some California pa
minister, who left Fort Yale, May Goth, says -
" Here we found every one from Big Bend who
could get blackstone without hat or boots, and
scarce enough clothing to cover them. All gave
the worst account of Big Bend, or g Big Blk,
as they termed it, that ever heard of. | heard
men offer a reward of seventy dollars for an
ounce of Big Bend gold dust
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

WHAT THEY ARE.-Brick Pomeroy says -
~ The fashions in New York this spring are
various Waterfalls like beef's bladders i'll sizes
and shape. Sailors hats with flowing, stream
ing ribbons, as if all the girls running to sea-
men to use nautical phrase. The hoops arc of-the
kind called "stlters," somewhat collin-shaped.
The stockings generally fancy colored strip
ed, plain or figured, and come about five inches
higher on the limb than the old style the carriers
being worn above instead of below the knee
One sees great deal of the New York ladies on
the streets this season Spring styles
airy, we are puzzled to know what the Indies
will wear, how they will dress when warm
weather comes, unless they robe in shddow -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

4" FOLD 1T Up GENTLY-IT is Holy. THE
above toast was drank to the Confederate flag at
the recent rebel meeting in Richmond to COM
memorate the death of Stonewall Jackson. The
rebel rag - holy y Only think Of it, Holy p
SO is hell holy. Holy, was it, when it Haunted
the foul lie in the face of Heaven and the civil
lied world that chattel slavery divinely
dained? That it right to steal men and wo-
men and sell them like dumb brutes? Right to
rob crades-to tear helpless infants from the
arms of struggling mothers and sell them into
lifelong servitude? Right to breed human be-
ings like cattle? Right for Southern christians
to put up at auction helpless maidens-their own
offspring and cry them off to the highest bid
der for purposes of foul lust? Right to whip
women, and tear the flesh of men with blood
hounds for no crime? Right to outrage virtue,
and fill the land with woe? Yes, fold it up
gently" for it waved over the fostering thou
sands of Salisbury and Andersonville. 1t float
ed proudly in the breeze at the Fort Pillow Mas
sacre and kissed back the stencil and smoke
from the carcasses of burning negroes. The
symbol of the foulest treason that ever cursed
the world-a rebellion against reason, cvliza-
ton, against humanity-"i it is holy Great
God what burlesque on holiness We should
think the brain that could conceive OF so foul
blasphemy would tester in its scull and the base
sentence would blister in its cavernous jaws
San Jose Mercury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

California CLIMATEs.-The Stockton hide
pendent lately published an interesting article on
this subject, from which the subjoined is an ex
tract &c There is city in South America -Bo-
gotta, the capital of New Granada-where the
temperature varies all the year round only about
two degrees from So degrees, but in sight of Be-
gotta in the valley of the Magdalena, the climate
is always tropical and oppressive. We read of
this and wonder; and yet there is Bogota in
every mountain county of California, from which
to the fierce temperature of the foothills, the
distance in straight lure is not more than TWEEN
ty miles To-day the thermometer will mark
los degrees at Murphy's, in Calaveras at the
Big Trees, not more than ten miles in direct
line from Murphy's, the mercury will not rise
above 78 degrees. The altitude of Murphy is
about 2 1000 feet above the level of the sea, Of
the Big Trees, 4,500. 1t is the $500 feet of diff
ference in altitude that the difference in
climate There coy little valleys nestled
amid hills where the pale-green maple, the dark
green alder, the slender hazel the broad leafed
black oak and the tall and singing pine all meet
and dwell together in harmony, and where we
think the climate of Adams Eden must be near
" realized, are valleys not more than twenty
miles east of the line of the Big Trees, where
Winter climate is perpetual.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

Serious IMpuTATIox.-The rascalities and steal
mos that have been going on in the Treasury
Department since the close of the war are utter
~ astounding, involving as they do the loss to
the United States Government by direct roooery
Of NOT less than $500, 900, oO0.-Gold Hill Ne~s
As the President of the United States IS saia
to have been selling railroads and such wi,nou.
eYactipp the money therefor, we have no DOUBT
the charge is true.-Sdcrdmenfo Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

FEMALE SoLDIER.-In disintering the FEEDER
al dead who fell in the battle of Resaca, near At
from the smallness of the feet. On examination,
it was found to be that of woman who had
been killed by bullet through the head The
grave was marked "CHARLEs JoHEHoxs, private.
Sixth Missouri Volunteers"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

WHAT He SAW THERE.-The Marysville 4p-
peal has Sandwich Islands correspondent. His
last letter descriptive of trip to the Pail
an abrupt precipice of one thousand feet loca-
ted in the Naunu Valley, where he says - the
wind blows through furiousy, and you can hard
ly keep your feet to the ground" Among other
things seen there, he relates the following -
@ While at the Pail two ladies came up the road
for the purpose of getting view, but observing
us, they modestly declined to come up until we
left, as the wind there is no respectcr of crino-
line. OF course we came down from airy
position to give them chance to see the show,
of which chance they Immediately avaied them
selves. Fearing that some accident might befall
the pucky lady sight-secrs, after getting off
respectable distance, we ventured to look back,
like Lots wife, and saw two somethings-vcry
much like two inverted umbrellas with two ham
dies in them-that's all we saw though.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

HARvEsrIsG.-Th Cousa Sun says that on his
place, two weeks ago, Mr.. Scoggins cut and
thrashed five thousand bushels of wheat in three
days. He goes up next to Walsh's, v here he
will enter a field of thirteen hundred acres and
average over two thousand bushels DAY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

In ARREARs.-San Francisco paid Church
Clark for the 4th of July pyrotechnc display,
the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars
The executive Committee now find themselves
badly in arrears, the expenses having largely
exceeded the collections. AS our own 4th of
July Committee have a surplus on hand. after
paying expenses, We suggest that it be donated
to the BAY city.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

From BAD TO WoRsE.-The american F7aq is
authority for the statement that Judge Terry, the
murderer of Broderick, and traitor to the Gov
eminent, is at the head of a band of gurrillas in
Mexico, stealing from and robbing all parties
We are hopeful that Gen. Corona will have an
opportunity of supplying him hempen cravat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

JIM LANE of Kansas tried to commit suicide on
the lst inst. by shooting himself, but at last
dates hopes were entertained of his recovery
Remorse for his recent trucking to treason is sup
posed to have unsettled his mind He is a more
conscientious man than his cousin gosef, of Ore
pon-Au5urn Stars and Stripes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

The TriJune's Washington correspondent say
of the Presidents late speech to serenaoers tnA'
be " spoke only few minutes and in very low
tone, alluded to himself only rs times ana gave
out M new doctrines
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21
Weekly q rinity 5onrnal.

HS- Ioxssy W-arrHsts and GrssRbaeIs taken al
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions 10 'ns
paper soldiers service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

The skeleton OF Probst, the wholesale Phila-
delphia murderer, has been mounted and wired.
and is to be placed in the anatomical show case
of Jefferson Medical College
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

We notice by the Red Bluff Independent that
the case of Sheath l. Boarman vs.. Dennis Rourk.
has been transferred to the District Court of this
county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

Miss CUsHMAN SoUSD.-The Paris correspond
ent of Boston paper tells the following :-'s
heard the other day of mot of Miss Cushman' $.
Some one said to her while recently in Paris
Miss Cushmau, were you born in Boston, II
had not been | would hang myself with nv
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

GENERAL GRANT had formal invitations to
celebrate at ninety-six different places on
the last Fourth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

An EXTRAORDINARY GRIM. Coz. CASE AND
ELoPEMENr-as told by the Albany New York
Argus of June l3th-and which beats California
q all to pieces People up in Montgomery
county must be strange people. Alexander and
Mary are welded couple in SPEAKERS Basin,
he being twenty-eight and she twenty four
They married year ago. The course of
true love had run smooth before marriage, but
afterward an intimacy sprung up between Mary
and cousin Charles. Alexander was digging post
holes one day, and night came on he went
home and retired to bed. So did his wife
During the course of the night the husband woke
up and found that the bed was incommoded by
the presence of third person. 1t was Charles,
who had taken advantage of the sleep OF the
other to crawl in at the back of the bed 1t
might have been expected by some that Alexan-
der would have grown angry, but he didn t. lie
kept his temper, and quietly inquired 9 Who 5
there?' No answer .'Who's there ~ he re-
pcated No answer yet. So the I'M ured hus-
band told him he had better get up. Therenpon
his wife told him to be still and let him lay
Did you keep still ~ inquired one to whom he
told the story. "No,' said he g told him to
get up-I hadn't got room enough for myself
was crowded" What then ~ asked his in
terlocutor q Then my wife told me il didn
lay still she would throw me out of bed Now,
Alexander, unlike his namcsake, who sighed for
more worlds TO conquer, was not courageous
man, except in that which the poet says is the
better part of valor. So he laid still Mary and
Charley laid still, too. At least says our his
tory. In the morning Mary got breakfast, clean
ed away the things, and said she wouldn't live
with her husband any longer. Charles went
with her, and Alexander now worships his
household gods alone. Truth, certainly, is
stranger than fiction.
The result is that the Canajoharie Radu of
last week contains the following notice, which
we insert free Of charge
SpRlKER BASIN. June s. 1860
NoTIcE-Whereas my wife Mary has left bed and
board without just provocaten this ~ to forbid
all persons harburng trusting her my account,
| shall paw no debts of her contracting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

500 Reward
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Special attention is respectfully d.
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For publish the testimonials OF
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Sent by express TO part of the Pacific
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bottle.
C. F. RICHARDS 4. CO.,
Wholesale Retail Druggists and Chemists Clay
and Sansome streets San Francisco, sole agents,
whom all orders be addressed. Also, agents
for the celebrated Spanish AndJe, prepara-
ton warranted Gonorrhea, Gleet
Irritation. Gravel, and all Urinary de-
engagements Neither of the above
genuine without sigma
RI tire across the face of the "a
Is. label. 1y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

FEEL BIG, Don't You odd Mr.. Phorbes, of
the Humboldt Register, copies paragraph from
this paper relating to "Brths, and adds
We once got into trouble by publishing such a
notice. Since then, do not publish unless by re-
quest of parties interested. Have one that way
this week" The following from his paper ex-
plains;
Forbes a Son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

CHINESE IN CALIFoRSIA.-A member of 4 lead
ing Chinese mercantile firm in San Francisco fur
nishes statement that there are at present in
the State about SO 900 Chinese, at least II, 900
of whom employed on the Pacific Railroad !:
1000 in the manufacture of wooden goods, CT
CARS, etc. 10, 900 in washing, and considera-
BILE number in agricultural pursuits. If these
figures correct there are about % 900 actual
ly engaged in mining, three or four hundred of
whom in Trinity county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-21

SPRlKER BASIN. June 5, 1860.
NoTIcE-Whereas, wife Mary has left my bed and
board provncatien. this IL forbid
all persons harbrng trusting her on my account, as
| shall pay no debts OF her contracting
AIFy.NDrp DJSGMIS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

s.rrRnAy Oct Go p NJ
Tue stock market has excited and Irregular again
to-day and in addition to considerable sales OF iong
.tocr not un,mnortant amount Of fresh I" shorts -
has bean nut out which hardly fail
to strengthen the general upward tendency OF
prces The ragged and dubious character Of affairs
IN the stock Exchange since Friday morning
has caussd large number Of weak and tmid operators
N se outa result which is highly satisfactory TO the
leading bulls who have been enabled to extend their
lines In consequence at lower prices Those who inter-
pret the present stump anything than srate-
Qical movements ON the part Of the "buils'
are mistaken, the sequel will show The
.bears' have probably been used mere caspaw. as
they may find to their disgust Erie is lying nearly
dormant but like the spring Of the tiger its next move
men is judging from Appearances likely to be sudden
and carry CONSERVATION among those who are shor
OF it. The stock was loaned 116 u per cent during
the day and 1t has been largely sold at seller three
and five days the contracts maturing on each OF the
first three days Of sharp twist" Is looked
forward to- but Erie is apparently mystery TO the en-
tire street, and wiser the subject than the
majority is difficult to predict the end although visions
Of 'ame ducks suggest themselves 70 the imagination.
That the recent rreguariiy Of tho stock market has
been artificial rather than forced by real evident
enough from the position Of the money market which
continues easy at per cent notwithstanding the
for loan consequent upon the great
activity or business Wall street. and long this
monetary ease exists the stock market experience
but temporary reactions and its tendency will be up
ward until prices reach far higher point We recently
gave statement OF the extreme range OF the market for
railroad stocks in 1854 to which now add one for
1885, appendng thereto the prices current at the first
regular board this morning.
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The course Of prices during 1862 and 1868 is thus

AT the open Board O'Clock, Erie steady, and
sold at ok for cash, and ok regular (sales 1900
shares; New York Central 1l5h y, Michigan South
em S8h, Fort Wayne l0SK (b.3) Rock Island 1914 At
the first regular board Erie sold at 90 91Kthe sales
aggregang 8, 800 shares New York Central closed 81
lower than at the same time yesterday, Reading n.
Michigan Southern IL, Cleveland and Pittsburg IN,
Cleveland and Toledo u, Rock Island TX, Fort Wayne
4, Alton and Terre Hauo Il, Ohio and Mississippi cerA
Gates ~, Atlantic Mail II, Western Union Telegraph y.
Erie higher, Michigan Central u, Illinois Central
" Northwestern preferred x, Alton and Terre Haute
preferred I, Cumberland X. Government securities
were STRONGER Coupon skies Of 1881 closed y higher;
dvetwenties Of 1895 tenfortes r. State stocks were
dull Tennessee SKIES Of the new issue were y higher.
After the call rather unsettled feeling prevailed but
Nrie rose 92K. At the o'clock open board the
market lower under pressure 10 realize New York
Central sold at 1li7s: ERE tsGes 4s7vU shares Ok;
Hudson l22K Reading lis; Michigan Southern SIX;
Cleveland and Pittsburg sSjs; Cleveland and Toledo
i22,I; Rock Island 1885 Northwestern 43-preferred
ys Fort Wayne los; Ohio and Mississippi certificates
sax; Cumberland 54K (bS; Quicksilver SAX; Marposa
l3K s.lo)-preferrcd 2ok; Western Union
Telegraph SAX. Subsequently . feverish state
Of feeling prevailed, and the bears were
assisted BY the large holders OF stocks In hammer
Ing the market. Towards the close Of business, how
svor the pressure 70 sell gave place TO . disposition
70 buy, and At half past i've the active stocks we're firm
1t the sabjoned prce:-New York Central ll2H q n,
Eric cox . y, Rendng llS,s y, Michigan Southern
SIX y, Cleveland and Piitsburg 50 a n, Cleveland
md Toledo 122k " Rock Island Iook . y, North
western AK K-preferred o2K = X, Fort Wayne
los " Ohio and Mississippi certificates 32s< r. Cum
Ssrland sax SAX, Mariposa preferred 2sH *, Quick
Elver 54k y. Compound interest notes wero qroted
hus:-Juns, 1894, 1lo1. q; July lle,s ~, August
ilsx . *, October ll4x x, December l1sx =.
May. 1865, lllK liz; August lloss u, September
l0aX no. october l09H Ak.
tho gold market was active, and strong attempt was
made by few interruptions spectators to put up the
premium by making coin for delivery Loans
made - high rs per cent per diem in favor Of
lender but tho rate generally paid varied from z to
n per cont Tho opening price was 1As,<, followed by
decline TO 14o aud subsequent recovery to 140S, the
closing quotation The export Of specie by this days
steamers was tlSo,s00 OF which the Saxona took
ss7 0oo the New York s15400 and the City Of Paris
S13l 400 The previous weekly exports since the begin
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Tho foreign exchange market was Inactive.
Mining stocks and nrm. AZ the frst board
bullion consolidated gold closed Toe higher than At the
same time yesterday, selling At 81 So Klpp Buell. &C.,
selling at 81 rs; Consolidated Gregory Gold, 75c selling
$40; Quartz Hil, 25c, selling at 80 IS; Evcru was
ase lower selling at - 90; Fal River, 15c selling at
81 TO- Montana, &c, selling $50; Crozer sold at 9oc.,
Consolidated Colorado $50, corydoh IS rs Hope Gold
" TO- Keystone Silver 15c Liberty 3ic, Nyc Gold go
The London Time makes The following reference TO
the how OF gold and silver from India 10 Europe which
has recently sct TN
a larRe quantity OF silver between 1900 900 and
1VVvo just ABOUT TO arrive frol India has been dis
posed o. LOT transmission 70 Germany at cod. per
ounce, showing no alteration In tho rate The remit
lance has been made by the Ind an b the Home Govern
ment and according 10 the adyices xubshed to-day an
additional $1,000 900 Is likely soon no received A.
the operation Is caused simply by tho ~ mace
uating bills In the condition or detrues ,,< a.,
India II must DO expected 10 be soon he re
portionse increase In the demand for ,Isans =, sc'
lance from this aide. ''@
According 10 advices from frarfor, the Bnr.e Il, ,,,
city continues fiat In consequence OF un,,sness at
the various reports circulated In relation 10 III, o,a,a,
question, especially by Of tho journals re,srod ~
organ OF Count Bismarck, and which have iniusnees
Austrian stocks 10 tho Of two per cont a,ner,
Can stocks have been fat, amounts havint been
brought the market In exchange new loans missed
~ the South German governments 20 pay the war sop
tributons 70 Prussia or these the Wurtembera iosn
negotiated By Roshsohild has teen entirely absorbed ~
investors while the Bavsran loan for 600 thsle
four per cent interest ana per cont In premiuma
- No. ssaax Anbssrbsn 1hs latter - been asxe-
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tiated with Erlanger the Discount Bank OF Berlin me
Bank OF Mnnch and concludes the series OF loans neoes
Stated By tho -
As the war contributions have TO be RENTED In silver
TO Berlin abou, four and half millions pounds sterling
worth Of silver Is withdrawn from the Southern markets
aud money therefore has become less easy ahough me
rate OF discount Is still not above -FOUR per cont Inc
German corn markets show increased animation. The
Autumn Frankfort Fair described 10 have been COM
plee failure; OF acured articles only inferior cot
ton goods were In demand The Prussian Bank intended
open branch bank at Frankfort but appears that
for the present there difficulties not 70 DO essy
overcome.
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FINANCIAL.

NEEMPHIs. TENN, COUPONS AND PAST DUE IN.
WI DEBrHDNESS-By ordinance passed by the Board
q Mayor and Aldermen September Is ss was ordscsd
city Of Memphs be received for dues owing the city
fundable 10 hryyear bonds of 81 EACH drawing
interest and payable in the Of Memphis semi
dorsed by the city Of Memphis
Memphis, Tom, city Bonds and Coupons past due Il
MemphA Tenn. and Little Rock Railroad Coupons past
due
Memphis Tenn, Charleston Railroad Coupons past due.
Memphis, Tenn, Ohio Railroad Coupons past due.
Memphis Tenn Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Cou.
pons past due
Inquiries for further particulars. by mall otherwise,
p 7. HUGHES,
CITY Comptroller Memphis, Tenn
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
GEORGE COOK AUCTIONEER.
VI Once 81 Liberty street.
VERY GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MIR
RORS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAyINGS. &C.
BY GEORGE COOK Wednesday, Oct 10, ut 10Y O'Clock.
all the handsome Furniture contained in the residence 20
East Thirty street Madison Catalogues
ready ct the Office of the aucdoneer.