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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

THE MARTYRS OF THE SoUrH.-The New York
Independent concludes fine article in the follow
ing strain 90 Their great act shall live forever
in the history of America. The pistols and knives
of their assassins can never slay their fame The
score of stabs in Dostie's body will only make it
the more immortal. New Orleans will yet rear
monuments to their memory-the chef monu-
ment being the establishment of their great prin-
ciples in all her religious, social, and civil insti-
tutions of life Man shall dwell yet in that Sod
ON honored for himself, and not contemned for
traits given and beloved of God. And in all the
land the battle thus begun shall go forward, till
the national heart shall be cleansed of this cor
ruption of caste. Then shall the fearless Dostie
and the faithful Hahn burn among the starry
few whose adherence to Christ in these most
vital and essential obligations of Christianity in
America to-day has won for them this renown ;
and all their associates, many of whom now lie
hidden in bloody and abhorred graves, shall come
forth from their obscurity and adherence, and
shine in the armament of human gratitude and
divine approval forever and ever
They bore the cross. they drained the cup
Racked roasted, crushed, wrenched limb from iimo
They the of-scouring of the world:
The heaven Of starry heavens unfurled,
The before their face 10 DIM "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

STRATMAN.-Our literary " Santa Claus, of
the Bay City, has been here again, leaving this
time a budget made up of Godey's Lady's Book,
for October, Harper's and Leslies ILLUSTRATED Pa
pers, Nick-Nar, Budget Of Fun, Demorests Month
IN, and valuable assortment of Eastern news
papers. We acknowledge renewed obligations
to that indefatigable News vender
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

SPLENDIDLY SAID.-Thomas Fitch concluded
his late speech at Gold Hill with the following
brilliant passage go Hail to the advancing cause
of the people ! The bugIe note of victory is
sounding from among the feathery pines of Maine
and the yerdured hills of Vermont. 1t will swell
in sweet cadences of consolation to the oppress-
ed across the Empire State and along the borders
of the mighty lakes. 1t will mingle with the
mnrmur of the Mississippi it will scale the sum-
NIT of the Rocky Mountains and sound along the
Great Desert and when the sun of the 9th of
November shall have set behind these sterile
hills, it will proclaim that the last born of free
dom is true to her instincts and her history"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
IN undersigned will apply to the Board OF Su-
pervisors of Trinity county, at the Nogem1e.
term, for renewal of license TO keep Toll br1oge
over Trinity river, at Douglas City, for the COM
ing year. JOHN W. on an.G
Douglas City, Oct 6, 1866. 0''4i'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

THE rebel torpedos seem to stand immersion
we'll The Mobile Adrertser says that one sunk
. near the mouth of Dog river in rebellion time,
was exploded by fiat boat which drifted upon
it, and which fiat boat was blown into kindling
wood to the great terror of the old ladies in that
neighborhood, who imagined that the pesky
Yankees had come again
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

TEXSEY's History OF THE REBELLIoN-Chas.
W. Marlette is in town soliciting subscriptions
for Military and Naval History of the Rebel
lion,' by W. J. Tenney, an author of note
Judging from a hasty perusal of its pages, we
pronounce it one of the most useful and compre-
hensive records of the rebellion which has yet
come under our notice. One valuable feature of
the book is the biographical sketches of deceas-
ed officers which it contains. 1t is comprised in
a single volume, is substantially bound, and is
afforded at the low price of 81 so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

MAMMOTH PEARs.-We received box of splen-
did pears from Geo. r. Knox, of Shasta, last
week, for which we came near forgetting to re-
turn thanks. 1t was splendid lot of frut-av-
eraging in weight from 10 to % ounces. The
fact that Jack Frost nipped the fruit crop of this
county last Spring, makes these oft-repeated do
nations of our big-hearted friend doubly appre-
ciable Many people wish they belonged to the
newspaper fraternity this year
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

MErEvH;C DISPLAY IN PRosPEcTIvE.-Profcsso
Newton, of Yale College, says that on the 18th
or l4th of next month prodigous flight of me-
teors will be witnessed by the wide-awake, which
will exceed anything in that line since the dis
play of 1893, in hich year Arago computed
that not less than two hundred and forty thous-
and metcors were visible above the horizon of
Boston on the morning of the 18th of November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

"I IcAN," said the late editor Of the London
Times, 's find any number of men of genius to
write for me, but very seldom man of COM
mon sense" Nearly AL successful editors are
of this description. A good editor seldom writes
much for his paper he reads, judges, selects,
dictates, alters, and combines, and to do all this
we'll he has but little time for composition. To
write for a paper is one thing-to edit paper
is annther
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

ExpLA1xED.-The leading Copperhead paper
of Cleveland has been giving Johnson "particu-
lar fits - ever since he made bis maudlin speech
there to the great astonishment of his support
ers We suspect that dignitary injured the edit
or's feelings when he remarked that Grant,
Sherman, Farragut, and the long list of distn-
guished sons of the Union were in the field while
You (the Copperheads) remained cowardly at
home II wasn't kind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

NEW GooDs.-We invite attention to the new
advertisement of J. r. Balch, Odd Fellows build
ing, Main street. He has received n large supply
of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, which he is
going to sell at living prices. Those handsome
Business Suits (such wear) may be had of
Balch. Our patrons down Trinity will have an
opportunity of seeing for themselves in very
few days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

MORE AID.-We hear that through the efforts
of Mr. Chas. OConnel the citizens of Indian
creek few days since subscribed $3.50 more to-
wards defraying the expenses of the Indian hunt
ers, who ~ last accounts had crossed the Sacra-
'nento river in pursuit Of McKiernan S murderers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

RAPID DEcLNE.-There seems to be rapid
decline in Johnson stock all over the country.
Filmores Buffalo organ has let Johnson fall
fiat, and shouldered the Congressional policy
The Troy Wing, another journal of the same
stripe, has abandoned Andy's cause. Light is
breaking
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

BRAzEx-The Alta manifests the impudence
to say that majority of the Union press OF this
state support the reconstruction policy OF Andy
Johnson. The Alta cannot name six.-Adrys-
vile Appeal
we are only surprised that the Appeal should
soemauze as brazen any political statement
which the Alta may make.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

CHANGE OF TIME.-On Monday last Mr.. Tag
CARTS L. S. Mail and Express commenced leav-
ing Shasta at O'Clock in the morning, and Wea-
veryille at the same hour. This arrangement
Will be continued until further notice. BY it
passengers will be set down in Weaverville at
supper time. 1t is possible that when the rail-
road is completed from Lincoln to Marysville the
Oregon Stage will reach Shasta in time to make
the regular connection through to this place as
heretofore
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

GENERAL GRANT says in an official letter that
hethet "eneral hillyor, or q any other man :" is
ident Johnson's policy. We think ,Crant
will be distinctly heard from in this matter be-
fore the Fall elections are over
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

STATE ELEcTloNs.-Next Tuesday elections will
take place in Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa. Next week we expect to chronicle about
the following Union majorities in those States ::
Pennsylvania, 10000 to Il, 900 Ohio, 40, 900 to
$4,000 Indiana, 35, 900 to 40, 900; Iowa, 25,-
600 to 30 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

OREGON SENAToR.-A dispatch dated Portland,
Sept. 10th, announced the election of H. W. Cor
bett (Union) as the successor of Nesmith, by a
strict party vote of 80 to 81. There was great
rejoicing throughout that State. Oregon will
not be misrepresented in the United States Sen
ate after the 4th of March next.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

The New York Epening Post says Fenton will
be elected Governor Of the Empire State by An
astonishing majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

WONDERFUL CoNBlNArIoN OF LErrERs-Some
genius has discovered that q Yreka Bakery
spells the same thing, whichever end of the le-
gend you commence at, and Hdrpers DrdTe'
has been notified of the fact
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

THE SOLDIERS ALL RIGHr.-The Soldiers Con-
vention which assembled in Pittsburg on the 2eth
ult was grand affair. The Congressional plan
of reconstruction was fully endorsed and the
support of the boys in blue pledged to all loyal,
lists of the South whether black or white.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

MAssAcHrsErrs and South Caro,;no o.o;
the Philadelphia Convention arm.;n-o,,,Te
heighten the effect of this o,oo.
Gen Couch should have gone in war;r rGra' ar@ma
federate flag, and Governor Orr bearing .Ie a Son
Stars and Stripes. aioNthe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

HEARING Copperjohnson say that extremes
met in the Philadelphia Convention. Ger. Rn,-
Ter replied 80 And so extremes meet also whon
dog chases his tail, but both extremes belono
to the same dog
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

DEAD TniNc.-A. NJ. Kruttschntt, years ago
II resident of Weaverville, is the Democratic can
didate for Assessor of Storey county. Nevada
As the people of that section are not much in.
cined to Democracy, we take 1t for granted tbo,
Kru,y, though called, will not be chosen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

READ NJ. Williams 4 Co.'s Fall and Winter an
nouncement, in another column. They have re-
ceived an elegant stock of goods, which they in
tend to sell as cheap as anybody can.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

The new Monroe doctrine, as interpreted by
Andy Johnson is If any man hoists the Amer.
ican flag in New Orleans, shoot him on the spot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

GREELEY thinks it entirely safe to count on
from 20, 900 to 80, 900 majority for Fenton (Un-
ion Governor) in that State. 1t will be a death
blow on Seward and - my policy" but Greeley 8
political estimates are generally correct.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

BAp.-The Downieyille Messenger alleges that
Rev George B. Taylor, Grand Lecturer of the
Order of Sons of Temperance, has been defraud,
ing the cold water institutions in that I" neck OF
the woodsN Bad business, George.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

fRosPERISG.-The Shasta Courier learns that
'uoge f. j. Curtis, formerly of this county, is
prac''clng law with great success in Idaho, and
mas 'ne management of mining suits wherein in
terests to the amount of several bnndrod tbo,s.
and dollars are pending. Aunu'eu '"'''-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

- LOOK Our-A magnificent engraving, entitled
u The Outbreak of the Rebellion in the United
States y will soon be offered for sale here by Mr..
A. b. Wood the State Agent. 1t is of an allie
gorical character, representing Buchanan asleep
in the Presidents chair Floyd beside him is steal
ing the Nations gold, and close at hand are Jeff.
Davis and his fellow traitors tearing down the
American Flag The earth is rent at Buchanan's
feet, representing the divided Union. On the 9TH
er side stands Uncle Abe with Gen. Scott at his
side, appealing to the people for assistance. To
this great throng respond. Among others are
Astor and Stewart with sacks OF gold, Commo-
dore Vanderbilt, with both arms full of coin,
and offering steamer, ready fired up in the dis
tance. Ellsworth stands offering his life and
his musket-all he has, for the cause. The por-
traits are admirable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

M.LARA-The decayed and decaying vegetation OF newly
settled lands when damp, exhale miasmac poison which,
through the lungs into the blood causes the inter-
mitten yers and kindred which prevail in Western
States and Territories this great of rich
alluvia bottoms in the West robbed of its sting
Doct Aver has discovered antiote which eectuay
trazes its venom has combined in it remedy AVER
AGUE REwhch rarely or as some OF our neghbors say
never fails 1t is reliable both for prevention and
With it, men may live with complete immunity from the
gnant euyia hitherto rendered localities
almost uninhabtabe Those suffering from CHILLs FE
YER may find immediate relief and those exposed will
find protection from attack by taking 1t IN small guam
titles as a preventve.-AHOn (lll.) Democrat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

Don't fail to read Johnson's speech at Cleve-
land, published on the fist page of this paper
1t is certainly rich document
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

EAsrwARD.-By the first day of November the
track of the Pacific Railroad will be laid to with
in fifteen miles of the summit of the Sierras.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

In JAlL--Two Frenchmen were ON Wednesdav
sentenced to ten days in the county iail for an.
propriating and using money which properly be.
longed 70 John Arm, of Rush creek. W.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

SOME EGG.-A subscriber sends us an ego de-
posted by spring pullet which weighs oun-
ces, and is 64 by 81 inches in circumference,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
TEE Napa Register closes an article on the New
in the following pertinent and

TIE Napa Register closes an article on the New
Orleans massacre in the following pertinent and
warning language =" And yet everything is
lovely, and the South willing to accept the sit
nation. and all vieing with each other in their
hollow protestations of loyalty. And again, we
learn that the stars and bars yet
Fort Jeferson,at Tortugas Island, Florida, where
the conspirators aginst the lamented Lincoln are
;r,nr;soned. was fred upon by armed vessel
aying from its mast head the Confederate flag
Were It not that the first officer of the pirate
E7or;da now stalks the streets of San Francisco
at noon-day, bold and as defiant as when tread
inc the decks of his bloody ship,
As mild a hammered man
As ever scuttled ship or cut throat
we should be led to believe that he was in com
mand instead of lodging in our principal hotels
and fattening on aid and comfort furnished by
his secession confreres. Let President johnson
beware how he tampers with the great loyal senti-
ment of the American people. As long as he
pursues his present policy, the lives of Union
men in the South not safe, and, if he persists,
then to Congress must we look to carry us through
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

0HiNEsE REsPoSsIBLE.-The San Francis
~ 1Aa"'ne'' an Andrew johnson sheet, is respon-
sioie Tor the following 'we are informed and
honestly believe, that the true sntbor, of the
G,ting hoops, now SO fashionably prevalent. are
Chinese, and members of the See iylnn CO., ., 9
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
Put that in your pipe and smoke it, " Moses

FRoN MoSTANA.-G. W. Tolley, Esq, of Trini-
ty Center, sends us for publication the following
extract from letter written by his brother at
Helena, Montana, September Sth -! Last night
the low hills about this place were covered with
snow, and to-day it is cold December weather
in California. This is a bad country for farming
and everything required for living purposes is
brought so cheap from Salt Lake or up the Mis-
souri, river, that farmers poorly paid for their
labors. The country is terribly overrun with
people, and thousands out of employment
Provisions of all kinds plentiful would
not advise any one to come here. The dggings
are very =" spotted, and the gulches which pay
far apart. In time think many good quartz
ledges will be discovered in this country
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

GoSE.-Henry Doxey and family left for Santa
Cruz-where they intend to locate-last Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
COUNTY REDEMPTION FUND.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ACCORDING
IN to law, that sealed proposals for the surren-
der of county Warrants will be received at tne
Office of the Undersigned in Weaverville, up 70
the last day of the November session OF tne
Board of Supervisors.
JOSEPH CRAIG, Co. Treasurer
Weaverville, Oct. 5, 1866. 49:4i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

FoR a regular file of the Sacramento Union we
are again indebted to Mr.. Oberdeener.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
CHANGE OF FIRM.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]. W.
IN George has taken the interest of VIM Fitz-
gerald in the Butchering and Market buainess
heretofore conducted by McGinnis Co., which
business will be hereafter be conducted by the
undersigned at the old stand.
All persons indebted to the old firm are re-
quested to settle forthwith, and those having
claims against it will present them for payment.
Dated Weaverville, Sept. IA, 1866,
J. B. McGINNIS,
38:to. J. W. GEORGE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

SHowER.-Ths section was visited by refresh
ing shower, accompanied with some thunder anu
lightning, on Monday evening. Our friend jim
Smith, who was out in the hills at the time, loon
refuge under a big pine, where he had been put
a few minutes when the Lightning struck anotn-
er tree about twenty feet distant, rending II IN
twain from top to bottom, and setting 1t on hre.
We guess Jim didn't stop great while, for he
was out of breath and very wet when he reached
town. We hear that along the river the shower
accompanied by heavy wind, which blew
down a hundred feet Of the high flume over the
Trinity at Evans Bar. Somebody's fume on
Canyon creek was also demolished
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06

DEAR-The Healdsburg Democrat says hogs
are selling on foot in that county at from six to
seven cents pound
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
Speeial Aotiees.

Health above all Things.-How 10 SECURE tn.
BLEssISGIn another than the unkind one OF ham
may we truly say, "Fraty, thy name is woman so
is her structure to many dangers from which man
empt she LIABLE that all the safeguards which medical
throw around her. should always be within her
In that original and comprehensive curative system
rated by Holloway the successful physician OF our day'
all the peculiar ailments which nature and circumstances
have entaled upon the included Mans province H
action and action is the handmade of health But woman
at stage of her existence less fetered py
exercise in the open which contributes largely to
physical Her sedentary habits the tyranny OF fash
on and than ALL the perils nseparabe from the posi-
ton she fills in the of nature subject her TO mucn
pain and suffering Hysteria, fanting fits, nervous head
ache coness Of the extremtes and many local complaints
special TO her organization her physical annie
often brings sickness in its train In saying
that the mild and genial operation of Holloways Pills rem
des them the safest and best OF relieving the suHer
ngs Of the the various physical emergencies at which
have hnted simply echo the opinions Of thousands OF
wives and in this and other countries. They are
practitioners who have made that branch OF
medical which refers exclusively to females their
study absolute specifics in the most critical epochs OF wo
mans life and if this be the who will be so fstdious
that fact of such paramount Importance should De
denied publicity through the press.
The health of those dear without whom the world
would be desert consideration of the highest interest,"
and il would he something than false decacy to with
hold could tend to them that
greatest earthly blessngs.-London Christian Times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-06
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