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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

UxMIsrAKABLE EVIDENCES OF GRIEr-It is re-
lated as an example of the character of those
who serenaded the President at Washington, re-
Gently, that three prominent leaders of the crowd
walked up to the bar at Wizards. and with great
parade drank the toast The three greatest
Americans JEFF. Davis, Andrew johnson and
Robert f. Lee The fact has further been pub
lshcd to the world that at a meeting endorsing
the action of the President, held in the same CT
ty, the dead President-the martyr to freedom $
holy cause-was denounced by one of the speak
ers, and that the denunciation was applanded.-
The new-Aedged supporters OF the President cho-
sen bv the Union-loving masses of the West,
North and East. do not attempt to disguise their
real sentiments since the Presidents somersault.
VIII our readers give the fair construction to the
following language of the San Francisco Exam-
ener and see for themselves how sorry Demo-
Gratis were that Lincoln was assassinatcd. Read
the last words slowly, and think what they mean ::
=. For four years Abraham Lincoln exercised
through his lawless minions, more than auto
cratic powers. The Constitution of the Union
was trampled out of sight in the mire of party.
The rights of the citizen were invaded by the
Fisost infamous acts Of oppression. State laws
and Courts were overturned, and the highest leg
islative and judicial powers usurped. The press
was muzzled, our best citizens dragged to loath
some dungeons. spies, pmps and paid scoun-
drels employed to inyeigle the innocent and lie
on prominent Democrats-free speech was gagg-
ed devotion to the Constitution made treason,
while the President can do no wrong, was put
forth as the highest canon of political faith
Even when God called Lincoln to his side. as
the California Legislature voted God did, those
who having felt the outrages of despotic power
applauded God 5 act were subjected to the most
cruel and gnomnious punishment, thus render
ing Loyalty to God treason 20 man."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

I1xr LIycoLN.-The Conservatives tell rs That
President Johnson is carrying out the policy In
augurated by President Lincoln. If this is true,
why did not the Copperheads endorse instead OF
assassinate Lincoln Why did not Vallandigham
hona ont his flag earlier? Why did not the Cop
o-hoads and Secessionists bring out their can
non and fire their salutes2 The man who says
Johnson's policy is the same as Lincolns is an
infamous defamer of the martyr President-Na-
rvsriHe Appeal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10
WeaverviIIe, Saturday, March 10, 1866.
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subscriptions to this paper in Humboldt county
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receive and receipt for advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper at Sacramento
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receive subscriptions the JOURNAL in that section and fur
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Subscribers the Journal a Douglas City will receive our
printed receipts 10y leaving the amounts due with MELTON
& KELLOGG, our authorized agents.
At North Fork 4. WATERS is our authorized Agent.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

Weeklu o rinitv 9onrnal.

G1- County Uarranfs and GresmbacEs taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to ths
paper To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

MORE POSITIVE THAN UsrAL.-The San Fran
cisco Bulletin, usually very cautious, easy-go-
ing sheet, expresses this opinion in connection
with the Washington imbroglio :-'' Our means
ofknowiug what the President desires aremeagre.
Sbould it turn out that he asks the admission Of
Senators and Representatives from the Southern
states previous to the passage of laws enforcing
the entire freedom Of slaves, he is to fail in
his objects
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

,
been sufficiently cultivated, in consequence of
nc RIGHTEOUSNESS or the profession who have abandoned
these speciaties to the of unqualified practt-
tfoners. There exsts.herc power rcpress the inn
pudence and efrontery of who totally incomHe
tent perform the duties of their soied medical practice
thereby inictng miseres degree unparalleled in
other class of human disorders The only 10 remedy
this evil is to call heattention Of the public ELL IN
FORMED MEMBER of the medical profession. 1e-
gally qualified, and who deyotcs his exclusive aen
tion diseases arising from the undue excitement Of the
generative organs together with those incidental stages Of
acute disorder which, when neglected terminate
horribywasting form of constitutional disorganzahon.
DOCTOR PERRAULT has paid the most ANX-
IOUS AND UNTIRING ATTENTION for the last EIGHT
YEARS, special branch Of sn.ly. and his mode of
proctice suggested and improved by experience
perments made through the medium of the microscope
enables him detect the presence of in the urine
We wish 70 impress those who have failed of relief else
where, that they may derive benefit from examination of
the urine of Seminal En- sons and Impotency
well as in cases Of Gravel diseas the Bladder and Kid
neys, and at the Of the pa
tents complaint to PREF lhe proper remedies for
each particular disorder. and according case.
Patients suffering from Venerial Diseases in any stage.
Pains in the Bones rheumatism, or from the effects of
Mercuria Poisoning, who visit personally will re-
ceive in addition to our usual treatment INDICATED
yAPOR BATHS, without further charges This Bath has
nearly superseded all other Europe Refer
will be given several who have been By
treatment, after having failed with others.
of both who have impaired their health
and destroyed the vgor of their minds by their own mis-
conduct and thus deprived themselves of the pleasures
life informed that consulting DR.. pEKRAULT they
will find friend and Physician who has cured
part Of the State who applied broken down health
but rejoicing in all that makes life desirable and
happy. Ree<ences be given when required, in
almost part Of the State parties know of
cases by Dr. PERAULT after in vain trying
al ph ysicans
His Diplomas are his office. where all persons can see
themselves that they under the Of regularly
qualified practitioner We have the latest and safest
cdes in mode of he obtained other
Office this in Syphilis. Gonorrhea elect,
lures. Gravel in the Bladder Enlargement of
Testacles Throat. Bones and Nose Cutancous
Eruiions Ulcers. Absce and other diseases depending
impurities of the blood. On. PERRAULT still retains the
only agency in California 0i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

RECONSTRUCTED TENNEssEE.-At the dedication
of negro school house at Nashville, January
10th Governor Brownlow thus expressed his
opinion of Southern loyalty at the close of his
speech -" To you who are teachers, white
teachers from North, male and female, be pru-
dent and give unnecessary oilenseS to even
the rebels, for they already hate you with per-
feet hatred. And. if Gen. Thomas were to with
draw his bayonets from this city, this colored
school could not exist one week nay, more, if
the Federal bayonets were all Withdrawn from
the State, a rebel mob would drive me and this
Legislature out Of Nashville in one week. Our
civil and military functionares and secret agents
may make their flying visits through the South,
and return and report the South all right, all
reconstructed, and all accepting the result of the
Those of yor who are green enough to
believe it, may do SO, but pardon me for saying
that don't believe word of it. The South
is still rcbelious and the people of this city and
State, to great extent, are dispeased with
what you are doing now. Why, if the Saviour
of men were to descend from the clouds, with the
shoulder straps of a Lieutenant General, and
bring with him as military staff, the old Apos-
ties. they could not please these reconstructed
rebels and galvanized Union men, provided they
held the principles announced here to-day
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

CABINET OrrIcERs.-Speaking of the action of
the Legislature in recommending the appoint
ment of Frederick Billings to place in the Cab
met. the Placervle Mirror says -" The action
If the Legislature reminds us of the advice ten
dered to President Lincoln by Artemas Ward, to
appoint none but showmen as Cabinet officers.
and Johnson will probably pay about as much
attention to il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

BADLY RECoysTRUcTED.-The Memphis Appeal
was one Of the earliest and most vehement among
the journals used to drive the South into Seces-
sion, and was compelled to fee from place to
place throughout the Confederacy on the advance
Of the Union armies Having returned since the
collapse 10 Memphis, it illustrates its loyalty by
articles whereof the following is a specimen
i" The Confederacy is gone, and while we hold
in sacred reverence its glorious memories, and
treasure in our heart of hearts those few in
Sardis who did not defle their garments, those
noble breeds of men and women who showed
most true metal the greater the sacrifices they
were called upon to make, and who to the last
gave an unreseryed allegiance to their country,
drinking
Love in each lifeirop that flowed from her breast
we, bitter rebels as We have been, can give the
charity silence to
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

ARrEMus WARD tells good story concerning
the production Of the . Lady of Lyons at the
Salt Lake City Theater - An aged Mormon got
up and went out with his twenty-four wives, an
orilv stating that he wouldn t sit and see a play
where made such cussed fuss over one
woman
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

LINCOLN or LEES SCRRENDER.-ln the appen-
dix to Raymond's - Life of Lincoln, the follow
ing incident is recorded 1t was originally rela-
ted in one of the leading religious journals OF
the United States - On the day Of the receipt
of the capitulation of Lee as we learn from a
friend intimate with the late President Lincoln,
the Cabinet meeting was held an hour earlier
than usual. Neither the President nor any mem
Der was able for a time, to give utterance to hls
feelings. At the suggestion of Mr.. Lincoln all
dropped on their knees, and offered IN silence
ard in tears their humble and heartfelt acknowi :
edgmcnts to the Almighty for the triumph nc 'au
granted to the national cause.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

MoUNT GRANT AND Mourn SHERMAN.-On the
wagon route now opening between Denver City
and Utah are two very tall mountains, which the
builder of the road, General i. N. Hughes, names
he describes as commanding, solid, firmly
mass, appearing to defy, in its calm self-repose,
the utmost assaults of all the storms the other,
shooting up in the vicinity even more heaven
ward, a more brilliant. eye-catching column,
more sharply defined than its great neighbor,
more aspiring-both equally remarkable among
the great features Of this backbone Of our conti-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

Go to Japan. You can buy first class house
there for thirty dollars, and live comfortable in
it for two cents day. Servants charge nifty
cents month.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

IT is stated that JEFF. Davis. on being asked
what he thought of President Johnson's Message,
said :-' 1t is wisely and boldly specific on every
subject but the concerning me lost vitality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

PLANT TREEs.-Now is the time to procure and
set out shade tress. Nothing looks ornamen-
tai as nice little shade in front of residen
Yreka Journal.
Unless it is nice large ones.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10
Lullaby baby upon the tree top;
IYhnr .La mind hlnus tie cralle will rnck
When the bough breaks the cradle will fall,
And down will come cradle aud baby and ALL

But how many of you know the origin of the
simple lines We have the following account
from the records of the Boston Historical Socie-
ty -: Shortly after our foreflthers landed at
Plymouth, Massachusetts, q party were ont in
the field where the Indian women were picking
Strawberries Several Of these women-squaws,
as they were called, had papooses-that is, ba-
bes-and having no cradles. they had them tied
up in Indian fashion, and hung from the limbs
of the surrounding trees. Sure enough, !" when
the wind blew. these cradles would rock.
young of the party, observing this, peeled
off piece of bark. and wrote the above lines,
which, it is believed, is the first poetry written
in America
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10
TO INNALIDS
WHOSE sUFFERINGs HAVE

VIyHOSE SUFFERINGS HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes and NAL
treatment and who require prompt relief
to render existence Desirable
DIR. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College, bcgs to inform patients
and others seeking medical advice that he may
be consulted personally or 1y letter in all ca
ses of Nervous and PLY sic al Debility,
and the various disorders arising from sedcnta-
ry habits excess accident climate, from .,
A. NJ. to II, NJ, and from to s. p. NJ, at his
office, Armory Building, northeast corner Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets. Rooms Nos 0,
10 and IL, first floor up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

THE FIRST AMERICAN PoETEY.-There are few
girls or boys in this country who have not heard
the nursery rhyme sung by their mother while
rocking the cradle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

All. all things iovous-what voice could complain
While gaze fresh nature after the rain
A NIGHT IN A RAILROAD CAR.-B. F. Taylor,
Of the Chicago Journal, has been taking rail-
road ride, and having failed. perhaps to enjoy
the ride, enjoys himself in describing what he
saw. The following glimpse at his companions
as they appeared when night said sleep will
be appreciated by all who have - been there " -
u came near forgetting that your old friends
were all on the tran--the woman who plumps
down into your seat and regards You with thank
less and supercllious eyebrows, as if you were
somebody that had blundered into breathendom
without leave-and the man who dons his best
garments to travel in, mounts the train as clcri-
cal as black broad-cloth make him, and in
due time leaves it with the look of dusty mil
ler And the night scenes, sounds and scents are
as curious as ever. Whiffs of boots and smoth-
erng gusts of musk, patchoul, cheese tobacco
and feet that never could be fit to q walk on Iii
on hill " without a wade and wash in the Jor-
dan, are blended. AS the night wears on, the
fellow who always fails to be funny hskers out
like penny dip the ten-pn of man who had
sat upright all days grows courtly as Manda-
rim for even " Homer mods y at times the girl
with little giggle that had been tripping likerun-
ming water, - weak, washy," and everlasting,
ntermits grows interesting and falls asleep /:
pocket-knives, roll up like porcupines, diverge
like vs. trim and shaPely women tumble to pie
ces. and lie in little heaps of undistinguishable
garments upon the seats the red and disspated
lamps wink sleeply and haziy at You, and the
clatter-te-tank of the iron wheels hammer out
the long, dull stripe of darkness. Then comes
the nIenagcrie of respiration that men have
agreed to call snoring you have barks, snorts,
snufs and growls one creaks like rusty hinge,
another pants like an engine, or whines like
spaniel, or is forever blowing ont candles. By
and by, the windows turn rebel gray, for day
is beginning to dawn. Did you ever see wo-
man hatched out2 Now is the golden opportu-
nifty Leda-if that is the lady's name we read
of-whose double-y yolked egg gave us Castor and
Pollux-if l haven't forgotten all about tit
was hardly more wonderful. Yonder bundle of
skirts, shaws and cloaks, as shapeless grist,
begins to stir; first peeps out pair of feet and
then pair of hands, and then fair and tan
gled head at last emerges female shape and
is hatched before your eyes, and the world
is better for walking woman"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10
After the Rain.

Sweet Nature, refreshed, is laughing with glec
Sunheams bright glancins,
And insects gay dancing.
The flowers displaying their sparkling gems
The rain-god has kindly bestowed on their stems
And the brilliant young Rose-Queen raises her head,
And smiles her thanks for the bright jewels shed
Her sweet charms enhancing,
Beholders enhancing
Her beauty renewed by that radiant gem
Sparkling royalty forth on her bright diadem
The Lily bows low in a reverent mood,
In deep voiceless prayer to the Gyer of Good
So meek and SO lowly.
Emotions most holy.
the soft twilight messengers warned her TO rest
The sweet little Violet peeps from the leaves.
As the gentle rain ceases 10 drop from the caves,
Her bright bue eyes gancing.
With happiness dancing.
As she merrily brushes the great drops away,
Sparkling and glistenng beneath the suns ray.
And each birding in air merry song trs.
The wayelets leap high the breast of the ris,
The bright sunbeams smiling.
All dull care hcguiling.
All. all things oyous-wha voice could complain
While gaze fresh nature after the rain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-10

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 consi-
t,t.s q 1,ronch IF n,edicina which has EEy Err
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
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For esrgnsp Towpship, Orel4 4usFieo Of The Peace
o. And one osnship grdiied for zach of sAia ssv.
"a 4bd III sSsTi Il asrssy dsosd % g,s legal
notes ofseaf1 eieci0B,i fn c4nforIhIty with the
Statute 10 spoh cas mRde aud Rrgvi I'D q Qf Ai
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name aud rfix the Seal Of said Court At Evans-
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

NEw YoRK, Maschin5. The Herald's
special says a proposition has been made
/ I'd the Secretary Of the Treasury by q
\ German nasied -Sfr1se for the issue ol
land bonds, or land scrip, of the United
States in Europe, each bond to represea at
the value Of so many aerss here, to be
taken up by the holder of the bond upon
his arrival in-this s-eountry. Mr.. Strnse
states that the desire to possess piece
of land. however small fis' universal
among the lower class Of Germans, AM
that the United States land bonds would
be eagerly bought up thrcugbouta the
whole Of Germany, and that the sale of
lEnd bonds would immensaly increase
the emigratfUn to this country
y, 10 view Of the probable increase Of
National banks number of sinstitu-
tions have filed their ratifcalious with
the Comptroller of the Currency. The rec
ommendafi6h of the 1Internat Revenue
Commissioner to reduce the tax on
whisky, is not likely to be- adopted.
From present indications no change will
be made in the tax. !,
= Gen. Grant, accompanied by Colonel
Bowers, is-e route for Washington. The
Generals eldest son is;being taken BY
him to West Point preparatory to enter
ing that institution next June, which ac-
eccpnta fcf thefiait. sFt9s
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
From LeussvslIe.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. Sd. NJ. Wasnon,
President, and A. T. Smith, Secretary,
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad, are ex-
pected here from Tsz9s durip8 the
week. A general meeting Of stockhold-
ers takes place here during the present
month. 81
Direct railroad Q communication be-
tween here and Memphis will be rapidly
completed via the Louisville IL Nashville
Railroad. Three hundred thousand dol-
lars hsvsslfeadyobeen Subscribed for
that purpose. -
A Memphis dispatch says the steamer
Lockwood exploded her boilers, twenty
miles below Mem phfs, and burned up
Twenty Ave lives-are reported lest ar
ticulars hereafter ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

Sr. LOUIS, M afeb s. =E Edward Mems
meister and e. HID ahnston, Two Of the
Eve who robbed the U.aSo Express Mes
,aepger here, two weeks ago, have been
arrested, and $19s2I4aof athe stolen mo-
ney recovered. Tie remainder Of the
$40 600 stolen, is supposed to be in the
possession Of the three other robbers,
who are still at large rl a~esa y sia1
"a There was very large and ef1thusias-
tic meetfng Of FeBians AZ Mozart Hall
on Saturday,. Bightsss Sweeney . plans
against Cshads were loudly cheered. An
impEoptu collection. of 81 $50 was taken
upland a number0fsrifes and reyolvers
contribute Fifty men we're enrolled
for Irish liberty. ssaS2ea VI VI II