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121, eafetr., Gbtca9p, 81; bei Is. Su Iso5.
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pWiainSer 3ta." ioIgenbes ertaulide Stiid
den aemelpet: 3aS &.rb eires gau, ebrta
ren Giinbet meilterS bate oasllH9litd, frari
Al tpereen. 0te meiit ibeure II MteoiSinal.
bebaHbluu5eu permotten bic @!iern, niGi
ben Ilit Su Silfe Su ruten, iOnberu bic
Nrau bcS Sddiers. Diele ertlirte bas
9tup fit psebert". Was tbuu? Der
Natb Der 6rau 9lrg babin: bic Yetirn, bic
am nadIien Gage suert prelmal am pGuis
eorbet9inae, iei RE 0,re, uno bic Sranf6eit
let ~ beilen, penu man biele Teripf aetE
RIG oIrbbaue. 9tuu muSte has unaliid Ell,
ne SeDamme, tie ibr Serui tribe am Zen
fer Der gitern bes traateu Slubes pprbei.
lltbrte, trefen. Sic puroe alio mad, ben
&e9eln Der STUNT ateepriis 1t, urb MIR biz
Sl!ie fer WatbarihaIt beirette file Dor Al
9roBer Wtlbsr'feu Der Ollie iuheneen be.
b'rten Serrpanbten. Cine IN Sang aeistte
geridtlite unteriutunS Tirb ben ptitcren
Settauf fpnltatireT.
Seuer. uHb % aiierprc,ei
e. - Sn 8lrts III bic Wertpiirbigteit
ppraefommeu, baB Der BoliSeipliieft ais
9bef Der neutrality-suspicious., einen N5ge
branntsn auf @ntidGoisung fir bas 3un,
9blhen perDanote 2DaiIer o,rflageu lltB
OieieS g9aIier mar aus ben Conner ent
lpnlnen tpcroen, frelteS bic @aliertfdael
jeben Nbenb einsufieuen baber, urs mibte
pieieu alsrbinss BON Der abminijirattpn
peraiitet werpen. Der Sriebcnsridter ipiss
bic alage ais uufeariinpet ab; bas Gibtl.
tribunal jebc4 erfldrte file iiir suIaiig, bu
bic Teripaltlus Srar bic Spriten uuo an
bere p5i65erdtbldaften nnentgeltlib al
ltelen babe, nitt ater bas Waiitr, fana
bieies beionpere Solieu erbfiide. Der @ai.
.faticnsbof pernidtete isbpb bisisS l1ltteil
uno mics ben Yrdfetleu nit ieiner 8orbe.
ruug bon 1872 Srards ab, ta bic SiiIfelel'
itGrsen bel lInsliididlen lebem Biirser
seseniiSer MIR Elm Aequipaleut iiir befieu
8titrog su ben Stdatslafeu bilpetsn. 9tpd
III einem YrDSeB dtnlider Grt entibieo Del
SaIatlrnStof, ater umaefeblt. Bel eine,
in, padre alsgebrodenen Henersbrur bate
man IN ben ftdDtliden HeierpDir8 nitt
Waiier peru1; auf Sefebl be8 Ufaire rpnrbe
raber elm Blluat. Reierpptr auSgepurnpt
bic Gompaanie lunar einen Aultern-
part angelest bate. Die @ompasnle flaste
nun ae9er bic Stabt. 5ipar niht pesen bee
ionoern peaen Der Nnfern, be.
zen 81, 900 Stiid auf'S Ercdeue eeiett nnb
? epo Su @lunbe 9eaanaen tparen unp Der
iau9ie baiiir 2000 &c @ntiddoiguug. Die
3tpeimal rerurtbeilt, untetlus auh
Ger bBdit'n Snlana.
Oas aIterber o en- pa.
Bldtter pirb in elmer fati,
I,n. 1Ixg a~ELk DLAs~ EzIk g..
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Ser pnaluptlS Glhorb
0aouar'S @lttiu 1T am 25. b. Otts d.
su 9sip3i5 an e'rem Ser5i9'as. seipc .
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Stfesi rprhmeittitt @6e bon Srufb- u. srmtsrsft
IL, q. GloSe Der #Bdrnters' Il DterdbantS' 9.2f#,
@tnaarq In aonbarbirase.
Eisie reut 8eieuihaft III iest bercit, BerHGerineer
apsr Nrt ssseu @srtuit sser SGabtn bur6 Htuer ent.
Gsamiunrbmtu. "a bic Nttteu oer @efeuidaft f6
in ben Sducen bon iber 400 faf burdsebsn6s bent.
iher Biirier 9%attlnpre's befneeu, 70 ID has beutlds
Bnblitum defenders einDefaben, b'eien In utfr.r
T'tie aui ber IoIiteaer gafs tearin6tttn llnterrsts
men feline 8eriiGsrutger oniupertrautt.
ErSiittnf: GbS. @eber,
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EireftbrtM
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BranS /. 6user 81 3. Sor'ore.
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q|~ 6lt bic Soften rptto rise gerehnira &C.
nadlt. CWtt2S1SN
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&:Iauft 81 4BPDsE,
Eisber In Ger Et,ma Gan Sao.pr q e0.g
y&r. 100, ~ eitsIOm5o-ps,
lpiiteu Gts9tl II. GbarlcSitr, @1lt ntOyt.
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GampS iat HlaAu, ErpscrGS. Setren
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M ee,t&srH niHiTeu, Dsrben ~sr9t6erIi triutt. 6t
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u Smaller,
l&ItMn 0rnf = e~ISIsF3
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Oas NIterber aroben ia.
B1dtter pirb in elmer fati,
fden ust erfi4t, wie folst, anJeoeben !: bic
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@quitabfe 0crfiAeruneSs0 efeas
fdsdft.
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nit CtHem reTretueQCu N~Teibrtefe,

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tr II. TtDtcit 8sBtn gerllIi urb S6aben burt
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BS8en'tttt3'ctt pber IN onoGter gSetle. gu6 Deresn
veg. nVorpcnterB Ht$tS" Ut ben GpncbubarfeK gseiR'
auu3en rcrddett.
gtAner bon 9tittttuHr In Der nG9uitatfe Office
reriitett, blten tetHe weitere 9siGutpprtlitiflt. ais
ben hCtr1l tbrer Eepcitieu, uub nab ghlaui iBret
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mi!6 btiVUters aui unicre iebr hi uigEYer,
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ttsiet Neueft5-8rlel hpa t iebr lpenie fpenn
itterb1uYt t1Gsno @tpHs. 0cfcllt ctIe ftere II. per
laBItde Gle:urari ouf ibr GeltBlbHm gu erbattea.
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Hn9Cn . ,4eMsrs2Sr ctiepcru"a8zG'e
Eeufdtaft Bpm SSditiuurre.

NBipn . HErsS5crtteEcrti"Q6za'
SeIfd) at 1pn Sditimrre.
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cHt3saeniurSbwen. Die Office befiubet I'D; Er, 10,
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Sircttprent
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penrg v. GbrpCd. gr. 81, 6Gpettcitr,
Q51t. GpeSnut, oct 2Bm. %be8nut & 60.
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Spbn :. 8rl6NeS, pom 3. g. Bridges s 60
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Sic epNcabrSD Sseucr : gserfidbe.
TuH9SsGonrrGarie pms alsin,rle"
SeconSs S.rabes
netsH otm Potamte,
Ate III iesE terett, all Mrter @esdrbt
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bGr etOt otter aui BEN 2anbs, euf eta Jabr pbe
t1r. ere Gerrtne ~ ceratetlritcts
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@npH Graft. seer EIpper
6bcm. 0tttrttss 8. SO "a
Hm. HenEcep, s. y. SaTp .,
Sell SNipr, Games Snrep.
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Ole autm,rtfauue t rur 8 6nctoerr. Rttt"
S0u6- IL, StiefeI- 6aOrtfan IL"
ten, &ut 6ersNup uter unS INbfrt,
bic eite TaIbz, lcidts II. ~bauerhlfl arbrtten0e
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Sellcrz SeIlldlcrnng.
Die ,,aHociirte Tiremcn's SnfNs
rance GDaipagnie BON Saltis
more,
w. a -x,n

Tr. a, Sputbat,,
8c9enuber benz 80 un"- @ebdu6e
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teRieuts %erneuern.r Ii. eebet mir @srlihtrlngs- gclieen
~ zen ~biltGitel Trirtiunt, N0tcn aus. Spl6c, Die
aPpbnbiuler, Nt5eeln poer treeuo cine Grt ben SsitS.
tbum jar Gin utfr iiebtn Sabre IN perIihcrn wuujter,
Ine ein9c'abcu, ppr5uiprshen lluo bic ~recusirte Breis.
lite gu eramtriyen. Nuc 8er!uite ne: oeL mic iTlber,
'FRONT.' II. In liblrater Beiic beiablt.
ttettpren
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GtSaIe y liaion Sarcs Il Bruce
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Spbn S~uts6art, SER. CSultl,l2WD
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Sd BABE Stre Mr. 1 Wtafhiuc bel ocrfd'ieSthen,
s6uh,p,tf |iOrgIiItin 1t. ~grinhlld' rrrbirt ino srtIirs
&c pbne 3auberu fir cine feBr DNrSGGlt6c
3,affine. Sic Orbeitct raid II. eeriuihlos Il. ~lIsfert.
Gin pplttUmmereS til q Nrbctt.
g. Cuff II II, G&ub u. $t.iels 6asgitTtt,
Nr. 10, NadopptItr., @stsa9o, Sn.i
Nn 20. Suit 1865 .
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esir lerteu bic 2tufmertIam'est pol eantBtrt7et
AMI biefe nit Jtsht bcrlbnlfs inianusuaeirete Via.
I6irc. c. 1T ole teIte In, @]etyaude tell clfGe 6lnb.
red)cn. Wlf9lne. pas StSrtr, GlHIahbeit II. Gnucr.
baitiSictt out.'rlFt, ptro Re BON tetr.r gsaib'ne
t~eiclben RlaAe III elem 2an6s n9etttof@
c n.
gIub bQ6sv fssr ftetS aHf Eager; sen Iuialrmcnas'
ieBten ~siierden q d nitter nit S~eIbfGQrter;
pferte-9otIen nuf %0taterr; Seu.0rtb-
resent S9attens Stoppler c6er mas
|Ieirr; 0rei6- Ii. Re~tuiBuHg8z W Q
ibtneui bon Rielbea in Etpslur9 gs'ett; Oref@s
II. 5trob ia N IT, u 6tncn; Z ills
II, Rein Vi IbftR; Det us@ree len;
ae atjen @winsen; IN 1tBeu-Dreg.
fitbe; @ atBen. &tlleu (Crtns sum S,en)
nit uno otre Guanps BUrrtailna: 2LeeiGm IL
9 ammltr, 7GltauSbrettet SaGisi-
itnettss, 6nttfrfbaEioe. II. Giabll1l y men; et1Trnf
6elSnatien Grotlumreu : 3erorGfer !; 0Iantaaer-
STiGSmihien; 3udertrbr.@in bIet u. gero1msi:r;
sl7lads @tbpltaac; @85eri suit,oatoren. &ubltife
fur yili3e Il, N}ait tnen II I. 10.
&tr 8arantiten, baB ale rnitre Ar!i'sI sur 8nfrie-
oCEIe.t au5f0led.
q. StutIntr s. e ON p,
l52-l Sir. o. qiabtlr, Baltimore tEb.
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~ITVtTITW ttBl -tITs
mv~ 6lr bic Soften mito RISE gtre&runa &C.
madlt. (Wt2S 1SN
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&uh bic republttdntipe Wafesgebuns
bon Yennfgtpanien bat elm lfar.
fes Spantass8eies In her &rbett. Son
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u@alFlte Dc Branfe" bcftebt ieit 236 S1bren,
fer u y.c. iteur" felt II. bic rOebats" felt
&c, Der vScntitutlouel" ieit51, v&taricari"
isit So. vBrsiit" uno p5ierte" felt 81, vBa'
trie" ieit &c, ulu,cu" ieit 20, p4aps" felt
10, pSptutcn Rationale" felt 8, pSemp8"
felt G. u6ronec" icit B, enpli6 bus pAsenir
rattonaI", vGpcqut" unb UGibelte" felt 2
SabreH.
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9erihte ron Trautfurt q. W. IA.
gen, paB bic beutlhe emigration mad ben
Der. Staaten in bteiem Sabre ipeni9'
TENS bic 9bte bon 100000 Gtenl6su or.
reiten miro.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03
GRAEFENBERG
Uterine CathOlicOn

If faithfully used according to directions, will
cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly mitigate
the troublesome effects caused by relaxation of
the outlet of the bladder. 1t is most successful
remedy for Gravel and other diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder and for Female Diseases is un-
equaled. The Cdtholcon uniformly cures Pro-
lapsis Uteri Whites, all irregularities of the
Monthly Turns, Suppression, Incontnence of
Urine, Bloating and Dropsical Swellings, and all
Diseases of Pregnacy. The specific action of
this medicine is immediate and certain upon the
Uterine and Abdominal Muscles and Ligaments,
restoring them to healthy state as those of
childhood and youth, so that patients who have
used the Graefenberg Companys Uterine Cdthoh-
con cannot sufficiently express their gratitude for
the relief afforded. Redington Co., Agents,
4l6 and 4ls Front street, San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03
REDINCTON & co.'s COLUMN.
REDINGTON & CO.'S
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger !!

nag This valuable preparation, containing IN
a highly concentrated form all the proPerues 0!
the Jamaica Ginger, has become one OF the most
popular domestic remedies for all diseases OF the
stomach and digestive organs.
As a tonic, it will be found invaluable 10 all
persons. recovering from debility, whetner pro-
dnced bv fever or otherwise for whilst it imparts
to the system all the glow and vigor that can De
produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely iree
from the reactionary efforts that follow the use
of spirits of any kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that SO frequent
ly accompany that period
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by
riding in a railroad car, or by sea-sickness, or
other causes 1t is also valuable as an external
application for Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ETC.
REDZN-GT0.N' CO.,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03
MEDICAL OFFICE

TOR OF MEDICINE FACULTY OF PARIS, GRADUATE OF
THE UNIVERSITY QUEENS COLLEGE, PHYSICIAN ST.
JoHNs BAPTIsrE SOCIETY OF SAN Francisco.
Dr. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform PATIENTS and 9TH
seeking confidential advice that he
suited daily his Office ''Armory Hall" Building, North
East Montgomery streets
cisco Rooms No. o. 10 and H. first floor up stairs,
from either Montgomery Sacramento streets.
DR. PERRAULTS studies have been most exclusively de-
voted TO the of the various forms of Nervous and Py
cal Debility the results of injurious habits acquired in YOUTH
which usually terminate in impotence and serlity and
manently all the concomtans of old age Where
secret nrmity exists involving the happiness of life and
that of Others and morality dictate the necessity Of
its removal for it is fact that premature decline of the Wig
manhood matrimonial unappiness compulsory single
fe etc. their causes the germ which
planted in early hf and the bitter fruit tasted long after
aboring under this complaint will complain
of of the following symptoms Nocturnal ennis
pains the back and head weakness of memory and
sight discharge the urehra the stool making
the intellectual faculties weakened loss of memcry
ensue ideas couded and there Is dsncnaon TO at
tend business to reading writing or the society OF
friends The patient will probably complain of dizziness
Vertigo apd that sight and hearing weakened sleep dis
nrbeffy dreams melancholy, signing palpations, faint
ng cohgs and slow fever while have external rhe
mac pain, and numlness Of the body Some of the most
symptoms pmpes in the face and aching in diff
parts Of the body. Patients suffering from this dis
ease should appv Immediately DR. PERRAULT either in
person 10y letter. he will guarantee of Seminal
Emil and Impotence in six eight weeks
Patients suffering from Neneral diseases in stage
onorrea elect Structures. Bubo Ulcers Cutaneous Erup
sons will he treated successfully. All Syphlitic and
N.rcuriaI Tains entirely removed from the system.
DR.. PERRAULTS diplomas in his office. where pa
tients themselves We invite investigation claim
not to know everything cure everybody but dc
in all taken under treatment fulfill our
promises particularly request those who have tried t
boosted doctor. and that advertised physcan till worn out
and discouraged to call upon
Low charges and quick
Ladies' suffering from any complaint incidental to the
scx can consult the doctor with the assurance of relief
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03
FE.H.YLE .HO.N'THLH PILLS..
DR. PEKKAULT is the only Agent IN CaII10rHIa 1or
DIR. BRIOT'S FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

Their immense sale has established their reputation as
remedy unapproached and far in advance of every
medicine for Suppression and Irregularities and 9TH
er obstructons On the receipt of Five Dollars
Pills will be by mail express to any part OF
the world. secure from curiosity damage.
Persons distance be cured at home by address
ing letter to DR. J. PERRAULT Sacramento and
Montgomery streets Rooms Nos O. 10 and H. or Box 93
Post Office. Francisco stating the as mnutey as
possible, general habits of living occupations etc. etc
All communications confidential 32;o2t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

UoLLow.Y's PILLS AND OiNTMEST-THE GREATEST PLAGUE
OF LrrE-Tes FYautdThough thousands are afflicted
with these terrible few if are acquainted with
their cause or nature resign themselves to the belief
that they are ncurabebut explanation Of their chaa
ter will satisfy sense that tney are rem
eabic Piles kindred diseases arise from costive
ness neglected appeals OF nature by re-
moving these we extnguh the exciting causes Holloway
pills the and nvgorate the action OF the
bowels and few applications Of the Ointment to the seat
and t.ac
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

Hon. j. W. WILcox.-The Mariposa Gazette
;s authorized to say that Hon. J. W. Wilcox is
not. as was at one time thought by some, IN op-
nosition to the Union party, but that he is now,
and always has been in cooperation with It
We are Glad to hear this. Mr.. Wilcox is man
of ohility and we cannot well spare such repre-
sentative men as he from our ranks. He has just
returned from the East, where, no doubt he
learned that Johnsonism means treachery to the
Union cause, of which treaehery no one ac-
auanted with him could ever suspect Mr. "licoX
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

The WRONG KIND NEWSPAPER PATRONS
The Calaveras Chronicle, in entering upon a new
Volume, addresses its readers at length in regard
to the duty of newspaper patrons. Many we'll
timed truths, as applicable in Trinity in Gala
veras, are uttered in the article, from which we
make the following extract:
We have the of gentlemen books who were
kind enough to subscribe for the Chronicle years Our
portion Of the contract then entered has been faithfully
performed. Through the mud rain, and bowling
blasts OF winter and the binding heat and dust OF summer
the has been regularly carried forwarded TO their
residences every Saturday morning. and but few Of them
for year We appreciate their benevoence When we
take into consideration however the fact that printing bi
- the last thinks Of paying and thar many
people intend TO the first are not nuch
astonshed We do know whether such men have any
consciences not but If they have. pity them IL
Of them smen with blindness yet while read
ing the paper will be because they do not meet their JUST
deserts. But then they knew have no use ior com
Paper and ink nothing and types wear out Rent
rewood, lights, ETC. always free to printing once
And then esettng Is nothing but fun anyhow suh
n nice delightful occupation. and so condncve 10
health that printers work for nothing and the
most Of them do We do wish to insnuate that any
body ANYTHING that if they do want them to
paw Nothing the kind if any thinks he is in
to this office and wishes to enter on the new year
with clear light heart it will afford US the
exquisite pleasure imaginable to assist him by any
within power"
Of course there are no such newspaper patrons
in Trinity county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

TERRIFIC STORMS on THE OTHER SIDE.-Lieut.
Gascon, of the U. S. Steamer Tdpord, reports
that on the 3Oth of September his vessel en-
countered a revolving hurricane between Ber-
muda and Hatteras its diameter being not less
than two hundred and fifty miles, but being on
the outer circle his vessel was not damaged
The hurricane passed over New Providence,
leaving half of Nassau in ruins. 1t was under
this circle that the steamer Ecening Star went
down. October I'd, with 275 souls on bard. On
the night of the 2lst of October a fearful storm
prevailed throughout the Western States. In St.
Louis the wind raised the roof of the Lindell
House-the largest hotel in the city-and demol-
ished the new Catholic Church. The damage in
that city is put down at not less than 5000, 900.
Extensive damage done at Louisville, Gin
cinnati Milwaukee, and other points.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03
BRIDGE NOTICE.
CIDER VINECAR!

OOO GALLONS OF PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
HVU manufactured from last years Apple
crop, for sale low, in large small quantities
C. II. PETERSEN.
Weaverville, Oct. 10, 1866. 4O.to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

The Amador Dispatch vouches for a most
remarkable case A man named O'Brien was
accidentally shot in the stomach some weeks
ago, and Notwithstanding the fact that he vomit-
ed up shot and wadding for several days, is fast
recovering.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

JOHN VAN BURES, an eminent New Yorker,
died at New York on the 10Th of October.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

perhead ex-Judge Cope is to succeed Tom. Shan
non as Surveyor of the Port of San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

DEAN RIcHMoSDs estate is valued at million
and half dollars. His FIVE sons and daughters
receive $50, 900 each and the care of the balance
;s intrusted to mis- wife.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

CoNTENPTIBLE HUMBUG-The law against carrying dead
ly weapons is growing unpopular every day To show
how il operates, might cite before the Police
Court prominent merchant in the city having occasion to
down Thursday night to attend to business,
looked around he left the store at late hour for
thing to in his hand He cane belonging to his
partner standing in the and took ii with him. As he
walking along his home. the end of the cane
caught in the sidewalk and the stick pulled off revealing
sword blade which had been concealed therein. This
the notice which the merchant had Of the being
deadly weapon and yet he arrested and charged WIN
mcmeanor for caryring IT, and compelled to bail Tor
appearance the charge at the Police Court
he reputable merchant ought not to screen
from the operation the which would impose penalty
working mechanic other honest man; but
the entire humbug deprives the decent citizen
power defending his life and person. and places l
m the mercy of the garotter thief jay hawkcr burglar and
highway robber.-1idt Crhfornia
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

SINGULAR CoINcIDEScE.-The length of the
Atlantic Cable, in miles, exactly corresponds
with the date of the year in which it was COM
pleted, it being exactly eighteen hundred and
sixty-six miles from Valentia to Hearts Content
1t from two common spools nzkesa stitch stronger
than that mahy hand and simplicity is marvellous in
comparison ts capacity The eespt embrodsry which
is popular is all execued by celebrated
Sewing Machine.