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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL
District of the State of California in and for the county
Trinity-Henry Wrinkle George Iang and Warren Dun
am-Acton brought in the District Court of the Ninth Ju
cIal District of the State of California in and for the
ty "f Trinity and the complaint filed in said county of Tni
ty in the Office of the Clerk Of said District Court.
Revenue Stamp 50 cts.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND
GREETING TO GEORGE LAING, DEFT.
hereby required to appear in an action brought
against You by the above named Plaintiff in the District
Ninth Judicial District Of the State of California
for the said county of Trinity and to the
pant filed therein, "a copy of which accompanies this sum-
mons) within days, Exclusive of the day of service
service You Of this sumnonsif served within
county served of this county. hut within this
District within forty Judgment by default will
he taken against you according to the of said COM
plant.
This said action brought foreclose certain Mortgage
given said defendants the of $780, with
rcr cent per month from June 1s 1861 the date
said mortgage being given all their
ter mining and Bolts Hill. Trinity
CAL npon which said mortgage Judgment is prayed for
the 81 81 due and interest 5000 thereof at
per cent per MONTH also costs of suit and for sale OF
sad premises satisfy said judgment and for judgment
for any balance that may be due after sale
And you hereby notified that if fail to appear and
complaint above required the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment against you prayed for in said COM
plant.
hand and the seal Of the District Court OF
the Ninth Judicial California in and
the county Trinity, this lt day of March in the
year Lord thousand eight hundred and sxtysix
H. 81 Al. LOOMS, Clerk.
7 r. Rrrcr Plaintiff q Attorney S3m.
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GET THE BEsr.-In these days of practical
ideas, nobody will deny that a sewing machine
Is an indispensable institution in every we'll
regulated family that the work made upon a
good machine is quite as durable and more beau
tiful than the best hand sewing, nobody will
doubt; and that it will go through as much
work in a day as could be performed in a week
by hand ten thousand workshops, and ten times
ten thou sand fresides will testify But amid II the
variety of machines which are offered to the
public, it is sometimes difficult for the purchaser
to decide which is the best. A trial OF every
two years enables hs 70 sayFwith the greatest
confidence that there is no better machine ior
general family use than that manufactured by
tbe Grover & Baker SewingMachine Company
1t makes beautiful elastic seam that does not
rip or wear with washing runs almost NOISE
lessly is plain, simple, easy to work, ana not
liable to get out of repair; fastens the ends OF
its own thread. and uses threads and silks direct
'ly from the spools on which they are bought
In this opinion we are sustained by the judges in
all parts &C the country, who have awarded the
Grover i Baker Machines the first premiums at
all the State Fairs in 1862 Frank Leslie's Illus
1rated Newspaper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

GENERAL BIDwELL's HoME.-D. r. Sample,
travelling correspondent of the New Age, the
organ of Odd Fellowship in this State, gives
its readers the following description of General
John Bidwell's home and his worldly posses
sions 60 Chico is not without its places Of
interest When the building is completed the
town will contain of the finest private resi-
dence on the Pacific coast, which is now being
erected b, Hon. John Bidwell. Not being much
of architect, ! hardly dare TO attempt de-
scripti0n of it, but would call it casteated in
FORM built of brick, and covered with stucco.-
The door and window-frames, cornce, and all
such, are being made in San Francisco, and
workmen from your ely almost exclusively
engaged in the construction. The internal SUBJ
divisions comprise parlors, reception rooms, bed
chambers. billiard room, kitchen, dining rooms,
cellar, for wine and other purposes, and to cap
ALL this superb edidce has an observatory, that
towers above all sufficiently to give view OF
the surrounding country for many miles. 1t Is
expected that the whole will he completed and
finished by Christmas next, at a total cost OF
SI25. .O00-who would not be rich and lucky.
In 1910. a poor young man clerking for General
j. A. Sutter-to-day, a member OF the American
Congress, owning twenty thousand acres OF as
good land as the world contains, all fenced in,
near two thousand acres in grain, wherefrom he
last wear housed near seventy-hve thousand
bushels of grain. One hundred acres OF orchard
and vineyard filled with the choicest of fruit of
III kinds acres devoted to garden; hundreds of
thousands of dollars in mills and buildings,
possessed of everything that his ambition could
desire but one-a wife. Majors Bidwell, Neal
Reading and Snyder came to this country with
Fremont, and remained. In the Bear Flag
times of ls46, they got their titles of Major
like all the early American settlers of this coun-
trv, who were sharp, they became possessed of
large tracts of land some have lived to enjoy
them. some have died, while others of our brave
old pioneers have become dispossessed of their
estates through fraud and swindling, and can
scarcely be said to have roof to cover their
heads"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

HOLLOWAY PILLs.-Fdst life srif decay" a
deed rithout a name There is stream of vice
current among the youth of both sexes prolific of
the most terrible disorders BY pervertng the
noblest gifts of God to the vilest purposes it de-
grades the majesty of manhood to the level of
brute it traces its source to the depraved affec-
whetted by the contaminated continents of indis-
criminate companionship at schools and semina.
res; it bears within its womb the tortures of its
own chastisement, and the germ of speedy des-
truction in the fearful retrbution of loss of
memory, bankrupt constitution, swift decay, i'm
beclity and insanity. 1t is our duty to warn
parents and guardians that this nameless disease
NAV not only be prevented but actually cured
by the remedies heading this paragraph.-DaIs
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The Roxbury Mass Journal calls the refusal

The Roxbury (Mass.) Journal calls the refusal
of the President hold discussion with Fred
Douglass "a case Of shrewdness" and says" 1t
was eminently discreet in the President to dis
countenance argument on the part of Fred.
Douglass in their interview last week. Douglass
would have hoored him in reasoning from such
premises as he laid down in five minutes, and
the spectacle would not have been one that the
nation could witness with pride, even if it had
in il cdifcation."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

MONTANA LETTER WORTH READISG.--The
following letter has been received by a " Tuoi'
umne boy" from friend who is pushing his
fortune in that frozen region. There IS not
much style" about it, but it is probably
trutbfu
DEAR BILL Il had an awful time getting
through, but reached here safely at last: GU
know did mt care much where stopped "neI u
/ left so that cash could be made. AT AuSlin !
tried nv lack at prospecting, but could nj himhe
1t nav. Then | pushed on to Salt Lake. The
great Mormon city is good in the same way
The bows used to speak of little San Andreas.-
You know how that is so need mt tell you
Finding nothing to keep me there, LETT as soon
as possible for Idaho. After rough "TRIP we
got to Bannock-East Bannock think they call
It. But little business was doing, and 1t seemed
no me that every one was broke. tried my
best to get a lob and finally struck man who
gave me work at FIVE dollars a day, On quartz
LEDGE At the end of the week he said he had
no money. and could mt stand it, and so quit
right there. On inquiring around, was not
little surprised to hear that nearly everybody
had to take the chances this way. No one pre-
tended to pay up every Saturday night. Well,
here am in Montana at last, and believe am
all right Before the heavy SHOWS commenced,
myself and partner did some good prospecting,
and think we've struck it rich. He is first
rate fellow and used to live in Calaveras county.
1t was bully thing to get in with him, he
had a few hundred dollars, and God only knows
how | should have got along. But the rub will
be over before long. There are more men
housed up here than you have ever dreamed of.
Hardly any have much chance, and not one in
fifty get work. but all have big hopes when
Summer comes. | don't say that none are dis
courngcd. Some poor fellows have suffered bad
ly for grub and clothing, and have good cause to
wish themselves back. | and my partner have
got four claims, and in less than year expect to
make fifty thousand dollars apiece. If you have
job | would mt advise you to come up, for it's
hard for new beginner to get along; but suit
yourself. | know we have fortune in sight.
want you, Bill to send me up about fifty dollars
if you can spare that much, and I'll pay you
mighty good interest on it, sure. Don't forget
the fifty, as | need it very badly. Send it il
possible. If You haven't got the money your
self, try and borrow it for me.
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OR MISERY
THAT IS THE QUESTION.

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Physiology and Natures Laws.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
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paF- Letters to be sent through Wells, Fargo
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RANTZAU & SHAW,
Successors to Hinchman & Co..
FORWARDING
COMMISSION MERCHANTS !!
RED BLUFF, CAL.

COBBLE STONE WAREHOUSE,
Being the most commodious and thoroughly safe
Storehouse in Northern California Having pur-
chased of IIinchman l. Co. their business, and
received the personal assurance from the prin-
cipal shippers with the old frm) of continu-
ance of their favors with us, will by prompt
and careful attention to all business intrnsted to
our care, merit your approval and good will
Red Bluff, March 90, 1866. l2.to.
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PILES aud Fsfuia.

Eyery form and feature of prevalent and stubborn
disorders locally and entirely by the Of this
enolient lamentations should precede its application
Its healing qualities will be found to be thorough and in
variable.
BOTH THE OINTMENT AND THE PILLS SHOULD BE
USED IN TIE FOLLOWING CASES:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02
Female CompIafnfs.

Whether in the young old married or single Mt
Wominood the Of life these tonic medicines dis
decided influence that marked improvement is
perceptae in the health of the patient Being
ly vegetable preuaraon they safe and reliable remedy
for all classes Females every condition Of health and
station of life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

R1- Trfnffy Chapter, No. o, Royal 4reh Me-
sons the and fourth Tuesday In each mont
at the Masonic Hall, Weavervle.
Avs A. j. LOOM1S. Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02
Society Yotites.

a. Trsstsy Lodge, NJ. 81, r. =: 10y i,,l
their regular communications Masonic Hail. Weavervih
O'clock n m JOHN c. BURCH, W. N.
A. }. LOOMS, Secretary. HVo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

a5- North Star Lodge, w. 81, Il o. o. r.,
holds regular meetings at Odd Fellows HALL Weavervle
on THURSDAY evening O'Clock. Members Order
from abroad cordially invited to attend
GEO. W. WARD, No.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02
Erysfpefds aud Salt Rhexn,.

of the most common and viruen disorders
this To these the Ointment is especially
a.onsc Its m@ts operundi is first to eradicate the
and then complete the cure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

Good TempIars.-WraDer Lodge, .N0. SO,
as AZ ;ts Hall Main every Saturday evening at ~
o'clock Members Of the order in good standing are coraa
ly invited to visit u.s. L. Coi'NhII' W. ~. -
w CRAIG, W. s. S'.to
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH!
Every Man His Own Physician !
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS! !
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.


Dfs0rdsrs or the Stomach, Lfrer and B0reIs.
The Stomach is the great center which influences the health
disease of the systenabuscd debitatel by
Indigestion, offensive breath and yscl poston the
natural consequences Allied to the brain il is the Of
headaches mental depression complaints and
fresng sleep The Liver becomes affected and generates
bilious disorders, pains i'll the side &c The Bowels sympa
tlSe by Cosveness Diarrhea and Dyentery. The prnc
pal action of these Pills is the stomach AMI the liver.
lungs bowels and kidneys participate in their recupentiye
and regenerave operation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

Arising from bad state Of the blood or chronic diseases
are eracaed and clear and transparent surface reganed
by the restorative action of this Ointment II surpasses
and other toilet appliances in its power
to dispel rashes other dsfgurements of the face
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

Erupffons ON the Skin.

Cases Of many years standing that have pertnaciousy
fused to yield other remedy treatment have inv
bly, succumbed to few applications of this powerful ungn
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MERCHANTS ||j i. Or YlHlH Ii SOUTH. n

VyHE UNDERSIGNED, WHOLEaALN pEALMRA
advise you Of the hca thst Charleston. In again
market for thA purchase of goods, and In Wow ..
the early opening of spring trade We beg 10 solidi
the resumpdonof the pshSnage 20 literally extended
TO- this market II Tile IaStf ~ - 9i.ie - .ste: si
We are aware idxnY old and respected hrrnD win
be missed nom pur Number; but many hniHar names
VIII be found ID new associations teady 10 9nppH the
wants Of tho Trade, S1of yoro, ma other oldand new
frms WIN ba added TO our number at an early day..
The caah ana Bhnrt credit system having been untveS
sally adopted tn AL this Northern mRrket we are neoee
CARLY compelled adopt Like ayEtam as the only San
one which to conduct brRinese, and the 1ea per.
centage cnca necessary cuver bad debts now p
svotded. Small profits and quick returns WIZ DO tne
rule and under its working We hope not only 20 sesps
to our ancient city It's former prosperity put 70 eeeo
her trade TO the full extent Of the capsoihnee ny
c61ent geographical position and natural adysnagos
k6ord. Or intar0at Gnd, ambition combine 20 stnN
! ate us In attaining this result
Tho South Carolina Railroad Ia now open 70 Vo!un
hs and ita President has officially o. saAt M
Augusta Line Will be completed TO Baokyte tns mon.I
and that the first Of Februxry he VIII receive
freight 70 AngustA A lneof saVannAn sa. ~
snofd actliHss IS foT shtpping that direction. oW
pufposeto hare In store last OF Benrnary cc
reta ans varied asaostmant Of goods Ia our respscs
lines adsptod to thezprng trade and eYess sSe
shaI be made to urohpte Jour Interests s.,,,v,t,n
We extend 10 you band tf sf,s
snd solicit your and ~ gus III.
10 make Charleston ths centre Of sorthern Esoe. ~
rs the encouragement sab, and you VIII ENJOY Al w
advantages Of q cheap home mnrSet ~. 5E Ale- 49,
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MAKE, ,YOUR own, SOAP.

80 PER CENT SAVED By
srTgING b T. BABBITT,S PURE OONOENTRATNp
Ill POTASH, or READY SOAP MAKER. Warranted
Soue the strength Of common Potash, and superior to
ny other saponifer OF lsy in tho market Put mp IN
cans Of ! pound, q pounds, pounds, pounds and u
por1,ds With fuil directions In English and 0erman
Ia AfinR Hard End Soft Soap. One pound VIII make
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-03
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
The Sale of Lottery and Policy Ticiset--rm-
portant Examination Regarding Its Legality.
Before Commissioner Osborn.

The Sale Of Lottery and Policy Tickct--fm-
portant Examination Regarding Its Legality.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Yesterday important concerning tho sale OF lottery
policy tickets heard before Commissioner Osborn
Before repor. the evidence will DO neces.ary TO ssy
few words by way o. explaining point al issue For
time past the sale OF lottery aud policy tickets has been
managed BY associations who have enjoyed monopoly in
the business In the going 10 describe The
can empoS
bond n hs ss that &c q NOT p9
x ss party
i must - approved manager. ,he lottery
some instances Q, course this approval !. given b.,
y arriving sppiicana into thc service q The I.onop
os OF causing them nosna qe s ~ s, a,oan
On re oar. q the !. men q small CAPITAL who
ws,. The same sois,ms. they sS,ensd away
ne ss Ssa sJs
, nss VI: 'fs *: ns e Sp,
S ssisr; sa 'p pay ss; %
auirea ~ the Internal Revenue law ~ The uait,i si.tc,
ss n s Tp n.
hay, <, %" sss . g ps s
.ss not publish them Y =. Names \,
the bsnsnt Of our extensive circulation.
s.sa, 1s.s,, sss, M, s %cns
oiisy srsat paying e *, spes., a., 900 required
by the Internal Revenus 10y q tne ohilrn Sa'es
s.d ia reply q sas COMMISSIONER that be would wish
hsss m sain,ss.Hs y "a spsns pottery agent!
Defendant did not belof5 20 the ONCE. was only
sold any lottery tickets there one ay when the owner
went out 10 tho militia. I was IN tts business
commissoner-Dd you not sell lottery tkxets Tor one
day
comm..ionerThs, defence. II 10 asked you % 90
steal wonid do so
this is felony Il Ia just as bad DO
you PLY In loitsriesf
Defenfsrt-1es, sometimes.
commlssigner adult that factf
tonmssioner- own admission would 10 suacsut 70
con init 700, bu, shall take an examination =, .
L. e. Vigcr sworn and examred--i have seen The de-
fendaut before: Friday Of last week him In Mott
street bought policy IA the place. = Mott street pa
another man. his partner supgo.c Have you that
poicys A. 10. as have not a. What dd you do with y
after you bought ~ A. gave % Mr. DornahauIt .pccsl
agent % the Internal Revenue Have you seen u s.ce
A. No eir trolcy handed witncsal Thst y ~. Y You
mistaken 70 having bought The policy from this
the otherf A. No bought u 81 one o. ibe other
behind The counter had conversation with either OF
thrn excerpt az numh~rs.
Commissioner 10 defcnsAnt-Do you wish 20 AJAX anv
auestf1naf
Donahaupt drposed that he sr.ca sgent for the
Internal Revenue Department y look a.r THIS lottery
Mr. Niger handed him the policy Ticket be
recognized ~ the latais placed npgn T. What did you
90 Ss hs. g.,y me ,oa M saTs h 4. Was commit
trial. and ahoald be taken back 70 prison IN the
custody uf the MARSHAL
Afsr the def ndant heard deriaon he made
nuld n0t be uur information rostecnz patea
supposed 10 30 concerned Ia this lottery business
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TRAGIC AFFAIR.

The Treasurer Of "a Mining Company Com.
mifs Suicide lie - Fonnd Dead With Ills
wife Lying Across the Bosy-Insnnity the
Can-c-Inanesf BEFORE Gororer wiid.y, &c.
Information reachsd cofonors ,ee yesterday
noon that Mr william A. Francis. Treasurer 81 the New
York Montana Mining aud Discovery Company living a. No
$50 sinsieenth street, hal oanled suicide "
ting bis throat with Later the dAy Coroner VII
dsy proceeded bold nquesi o. the remains n the
fortunate man. II appears ihatM NJ. FraDcs has been
ia poor health Tor several ysr, and shout Are
years ago 81. mental condition vas suca IA, ~
rel ,lves found 4 necessary % 9move Lim 20 n.
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seemed % hsyc ~ iesr. that ,.keg his
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Mrs Franas removed ~ IL dning room
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carotid ry td Tern ssverd and GesA sns have snsnsd
Alfnos, inatanuy from ksmnfrhass
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ard heavy hs.ts. On whi.h we're spos =, hsl ~.
tesved thai wte struggling 70 ths fser er i~sssed
he struck her sehnd us gar -k tbs beA q ~ AsAe'
- there u no other way ~ aenesnlnr fer - ~gana.
rhssbevs facts trsnspTsf duFns he connss svsssss.
ton. ard Appearing u the astsfaetAon Ns j1 tbas
decreased had committed Suicide W evtuDs ~ hrgst rh
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age and native Of ruSa ths sts Ne nnsn n ~.
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