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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
IIoS. JONI BIDwALL, House of Representatives

BRowNLow S OPISIoX.-At the reception given
by the Philadelphia Union League to Thomas
Durant of New Orleans, on the lst, Ex-Governor
Hamilton and Governor Brownow made brief
speeches. Brownow took occasion to refer to
the fact that he placed Andrew Johnson in nom-
inaton for Vice President in 1864, but now be-
leves that it would have better if the whole Ten
nessee delegation had been in Libby Prison in
stead of Baltimore, at that time. Now Brown
lows most inveterate rebel haters ere thanking
him for the good service there done them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

New DIGGISGs.-While at Indian creek, the
other day, we learned from Josiah hampshire, an
old Weavervile miner, that be had obtained an
excellent prospect from a new tunnel which he
was running in hign bar half a mile above the
e'haee. The tunnel had paid a dollar foot thus
,li WIN continually improving prospects. Sew
eiai miners from this Basin are prospecting in
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
VINO Is HE?-We find the following item

VINO Is HE?-We find the following item in
the last number of the Oreville Record:
"SUPPosED To BE INsASE.-A man recently ar
rived from Trinity county, and who has been
stopping for a day or two at the Union Hotel, is
supposed to be insane. He gave his name as
Thomas McGuire, but afterwards stated that it
was not his true name. He sits quietly in the
Hotel, refusing to 60 out from fear of being killed
He also talks of snrrendering himself to the law
he cannot stand it much longer"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

ANOTHER TowS BuRyED.-The town of Mari
posa, excepting 6re or six buildings, was des-
troyed by fire on the night of August 25th. The
, nae originated in the Free Press office-a Cop
perJohnson concern II ia rpmored that the
0a Oa,e"e once escaped destruction. Both the
Oua fehows aud Masonic halls We're burned
Total loss estimated at SloO 600
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

lHE oLD ATLANTIC CABLE FIsuEp Up A dis.
patch dated Hearts Content. Sent ID on
es the successful picking up of the b-oLs, CT.
on s9e day after the expedition
the splice was made, and the Great -, -
communication with the Valentia end of the linz
Another triumph for Field and his co-laborars
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

The New WAGON RoAD.-The new road from
Lewiston to the Tower House is open for travel,
a number of light teams having already passed
over il. Like all roads it will require con-
siderable work in the way of widening along
much of the route to make it passable for four
and six horse teams. The grade is represented
as being very good, particularly on that portion
from the summit of Trinity mountain to the
Tower House The estimated distance from
Lewiston to the Tower House is fifteen miles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

A LIBERAL ADVERTISING AGEST.-The klam-
ath Ne,cs thinks J. ]. Knowlton's commission as
San Francisco advertising agent is rather high
onlv one hundred per cent-and has dropped
him. Other country papers have been dealt with
on the same liberal terms. Last week hnowi'on
settled with all hands by going through insol-
vency. If our contemporaries desire faithful,
honest and reliable agent at the Bay City, let
them secure the services of L. P. Fisher;
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

A T CoRBus & BRo.-This irm now the on
" trading-house on Indian creek, have nice To-
cation, well-selected stock of general merchan-
disc and are evidently doing flourishing trade.
They are clever and reliable men, and have been
in business long enough to know how to give
satisfaction to customers. We tender them our
thanks for courteses extended while on recent
visit 10 Indian creek
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-We ask attention to
the new advertisements to he found in this issue
Doc. MARTIN has completed fine hall at Doug
lns City, and announces Opening Ball on the
night of the 2Sth. 1t will be party well worth
going that far to attend. The LEWISTON LADIES
announce Ball for the benefit of the School
Fund on the l4th. 1t is most worthy object
and everybody should attend who can. JOHN NJ
HATCH offers for sale his valuable property on
Reddings creek Read his advertisement and
see if you don't want just such home GEoRGE
HuLME has re-estabshed himself in business at
Milen old stand, and intends to do all kinds of
work in the Blacksmithing line at reasonable
rates and in as good style as anybody can.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

TERRIBLE RErRlBuTIoS-A short time s;noo
an Irishman attempted to outrage the person Of
little girl, near Walla Wafr,, Washington Ter
ritory. The authorities were notified of the fact
but paving no attention to it, the citizens arrest.
ed and hung the brute, and the body was lef,
suspended to the tree until il rot;ed of at the
neck
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

ILLUSTRATED PAPERs.-Mr Oberdeener will ac-
cept our thapks for latest files of Harper and
Frank Lesles pictorials, the Chimney Corner and
Literary Album He has Godey's Lady's Book
for September.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

MAGEE-In printing the last issue of the Yre-
ka journal the press was stopped to announce
the arrival of Magee, canyassing agent of the San
Francisco Leader who once bilked this commu-
nifty as agent for the Ledger. We hear that Ma
gee started to come to Weaverville, but changed
his mind, which consider a fortunate move
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

Losr.-Near the head of Court street, or on
TAYLOR street, on Friday evening last, square
gold buckle, attached to a black ribbon belt
The buckle bears the initials C. Fl. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning 1t to
Charles Hartmann, at the Union Shaving Saloon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

DANCE, To-NIcHr.-This friday evening, is
the time announced for the dance to be given by
Smith and Walker, the blind musicians. 1t Is
party which everybody should attend who can
Dancing commences at 81 o'clock. Tickets, 80.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

II you have not read Lang's notice to consum-
ers read it now. He intends to do all he prom
ises. Has just received cargoof sweet potatoes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

AYDIAN CREEK MINEs.-lndian creek heads in
the range of mountains dividing Trinity and
Shasta counties 1t has been an important min
ing camp for fourteen years, and is to-day much
livelier locality than many may imagine. The
principal mining is done within three miles of
the town, in either direction, although majori-
ty of the laborers are now found above the town.
Heretofore mining has been principally confined
to the bed of the creek, but recently the discov-
cry has been made that good pay exists in the
benches and hills along its banks. A great deal
of prospecting is being done, and with hattering
results. Sigafried & Company are digging new
ditch far up the creek to command newly dis
covered diggings, and Stratton Il Attinger have
bitches which are continually increasing in val
ue, as they afford water with which to work the
high dggings This will soon be extensively
commenced, the creek claims, having the first
right, and which have heretofore prevented it.,
nearly worked out. Hundreds of these high
claims are located, and two years hence Indian
creek will boast much greater population than
it has to-day. The Indian creek flume of Stod-
dard Il Co., and the O'Connell Claims just below
town. are paying handsomely. The appearance
of that camp on Sunday leads to the belief that
the Indian creek mines are far from being - work
ed out yet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

TEE wife of John c. Breckinridge, residing on
the Canadian side at Niagara Falls, lately pre-
sented him with twins What a pity that the
little innocents must inherit traitors name.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS, Washington, Aug. 9, 1866

,,
SIR In reply to your letter of the Goth ulti.
mo, relative TO the payment of the settlers upon
the lIoopa Valley Indian Reservation, California
for their improvements. have the honor to in
form you that on the 9th ulimo $50, 900, TIE
amount appropriated by Congress for that pur-
pose, was placed to the credit and subject to the
order of Superintendent Maltby, and by letter
from this office of the 18th ult. he was ted
to make payment to % settlers who have given
full and complete possession of the property
heretofore owned and claimed by them, to the
United States, in accordance with the direc-
tions of the Acting Secretary of the Interior oi
the 26th ult. Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
D. w. Cooley, Commissioner.
HOY. Join ElDXLLI. Hnnsn nfR REPRESENTATIVES,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

Ma WELSH desires US to state that next week
will terminate his stay in Weaverville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

SYEAM SAw-MILL.-We understand r.,
tleman who has n idle steam saw-mill at Copper
City, Shasta county, is hunting a location for i,
on lower Browns creek, one of the best-timber.
ed sections Of this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

APT kErLf---The San Francisco Fzao saws
tnat when . bread and butter" Randall tele
graphed to Federal officer at that most ASKING
why nothing bad been done towards send;ne
delegates to the Philadelphia Convsn,ion @uhe ,hs
latter replied Because no decent man want. ,ns
to go there !" maj" "l'n's
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
-, uone for 1E. AMfctsd-ry another

60 Hope for tire Anfcted-lN another part OF
this paper will the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by J. c. Young in 1850 In
of deceit carlatansm it is boon to the suffering to
poin, ont 10 them where of obtaining the wish
ri Under the of the skIto, Doctor
troubled dyet themselves ~ their burdens
of pain and shame aside their and secure health
and happness. sick or i'll trouble, do not hes
t.to ead the and follow the advice Do not
roct the the of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street San Fran
cisco 4I3m.sD.
as- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. an Essay
Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men Also
ses Abuses yhieb PROSTATE the Vital Powers
means OF charge sealed leares
envelopes Address Dr.. J. SKILLIN ISOgG rON. Howard
As>osiasun Philadelra Pa. 251y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

Aver,s PilIs.-Are sick, feeble ana conpianingf
e Won ont of order your system dennged and your
fns npcomfortablei These symptoms often the pre-
,, erous illness Some fit of sickness is creeping upon
and should lie averted by timely use OF the right rem
-, rr Aver,s pills and cleanse the dsordered hu-
morspury the blood the fluids move on unobsrnc-
ted in health again. They stimulate the o ts 10
DIV into vigorous activity purify the system ir" he
,;s which make disease cold settles somewhere IN inc
boy and deranges its natural functions lhese u no' re
avd react unon themselves and the surrounding organs
nroducng general aggavation suffering anu !,
Will, m this condition take Ayers Pills, and see how d-
,, thav reor the action OF the system ana with
the buoyant feeling health again mar true anu 80
in This trivial complaint Is aiso true III
many Of the seated and dangerous dlstenpers Inc SAME
nr,tye effect expes them Cased by similar obstucons
I of the natural functions OF the body they
are raniy and many of them surely cured py tne se e
means None know the virtue OF these ris WI" ,es
lec o enpoy them when suffering from The ols"i ,ey
cure such Headache Foul Stoinacn py91n.e' .;,a
Cniaints INDIGESTION Derangement of the Liver Cost'e
ness Constipation Heartburn Rheumatis DioPsy' "'
and Suppression when taken in large doses. -. - .,
They are Sugar that the most seiitf'e eh M
them easily and they arc surely best purgatve medicine
Ayers Ague Cure,
H., a. r,u on certain crs of Intermittent FereT Chtts
and FSrsr PeniHent Frrer ChiH Ferer D"m0 Ag"9 1e'
odica Headache Bilious Hedddche ana Bno"s rerers
indeed class Of diseases or'gndnng IN o'y
arrangement caused by malaria Of nttdsmdt'c countries
This remedy has rarely failed the severest cases oil
Chs and it has this great advantage over oer
Apue medicines suhues the complaint wlth"nt injury
to the lstent quinne or other
substance does il produce qunism or any e
Shaking brothers the army "ees, ~
it and You viii endorse these assertions "a -.
Prepared by j. c. AVER Co.. Lowell Mass ana sou "
NJ OBERpEENER Weaverville CRANE BRIGHAM and
- II WrnoXAin & n San Francisco 34:to27.
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Special Aotiees.

The CreGsssfsis or a Phfiasfhropfsf.-when
contabes authority disputed he produces his
Doctors skill questioned he falls back upon his diploma
when great public benector assaed by the jealous and
the envou points what he has done and bids
sneak for him. This has always been the of Professor
Holloway he left his reputation in the hands of the
v and they drowned the soto mutterngs de-
traction with spontaneous applause During the
wears that remedies have been before world
of medical bubbles expanded exploded
His pills and ointment the other hand have lived
ncreduy and shaned prejudice Raised from their beds
rno rescued the brink of the grave
Iiions have poured forth in all languages their grateful
thanks for health restored by the agency of his Medicines
science originated practical system more perfect
ira oneraton than HoLLowAYs. Armed with his remedies
h reer may make of the world with less peril
re ,ban If h. dwet at home without them. There
of families this country who would deem un
safe to use any other remedies and who keepa supply both OF
~ p,,s and Ointment constantly hand. Such undoubt
& and universal confidence must have practical and
fnndation-S Louis Republican,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
weskty Triuity 5onrual.

~ County Wrarrasfs and Grsssbscks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions this
paper To soldiers in the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

CNPREcEDENTED DLIBERAL1rY.-We ednesday night
came mammoth budget of literature from the
San Francisco News Depot of Major JACK STRAIT
MAN Leslie's and Harper's Illustrated papers,
trio of New York Comic publications, Cooley S
Ladys Book, New York Tribune and Boston Pilot,
comprised, in part, the Majors last offering. As
in duty bound, we return our best thanks for this
last instance Of unparalleled generosity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

REPLEyIsHING STocKs.-Henry Junkans return
ed from business trip to San Francisco on
Monday, and large addition to his stock of
merchandise will soon follow him. NJ Williams
has gone to the Bay to lay in Fall and Winter
stock of Dry Goods and Clothing, and Abe Loft
man left on a similar mission for Karsky &Co.
by Thursdays stage. j. R. Balch and John
Owens leave on Saturday morning for the pur-
pose of buying winter stocks in their respective
lines pretty lively business is being done in
this burgh just now. Tinnin Il Owens unloaded
twenty-five thousand lbs. of -four on Thursday
afternoon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
Settle me mt Ordered for HOOpa Valley Res
~rvntiOn

BY Wednesday nights mail received the
following official announcement through the
courtesy of Congressman Bidwel
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
Births.

At Norwegian Ranch, August Goth, the wife of
Louis Olsen, of DAUGHTER.
In Trinity Valley, August 9th, the wife of
Richard Martin of a SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

AN OLD SOLDIER CAPTuRED.-IIarry Mghels,
the clever editor of the Carson appeal, his taken
life partner in the person of Miss Verrall, OF
Maine. The editor of the Red Bluff Independent
thus addresses him in honor of the event.
People over your way are apt to speculate in
feet friend Harry; hope you will never have
cause to regret your late investment in the two
feet and extensions that are now all your
own"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08

One rumor is that no polls were opened in the
Cox S Bar precinct another that two votes were
polled there We are not prepared to believe Ell
ther report. We informed by Tax Collector
Walter, who has just returned from that direc-
tion, that polls were opened at New River
precinct. We shall probably be able to publish
the official vote of both Districts next week.
g Since the above in type learn that Smonds re-
ceved IL mai at Minersvile. maj at Eastmans and maj
at Lewiston maj for Fitch at Indian creek Will
l.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-08
Elections,

The Vermont election took place on the 5th.-
As yet the telegraph has furnished no intimation
of the result, although there seems to be no dis
position on the part of the Johnsonites to claim
victory in that State.
dispatch from San Francisco on Thursday
announced the success of the entire Union tick
ct by an average majority of 1000. The life-and-
death efforts of Secessionists, Copperheads and
members of the bread and butter" brigade
avaied nothing. 1t iscertain that more close
ly contested election was never held in that city
and it is matter of congratulation TO Union men
throughout the State to know that San Francis
co has redeemed herself in spite Of the tremen-
dous influence brought to bear against the reg
ular Union ticket by the old enemy and mlnions
of Andrew johnson combined. Very complete
returns of the vote of that city will be received
by to-night's mail.
Only partial returns are received of the vote
for Supervisors in the First and Third DISTRICTS
At Trinity Center only II votes were polied. a.
ganst four times that number at the last county
election The vote stood Fitch, IL ; Simonds,
s. The returns are not yet in from Indian creek,
Lewiston or Minersville, and we are informed
that no polls were opened at Coffee Greek. The
indications are that Simonds is elected.
In the Third District the vote, so far as ascer-
tained stands as follows
Price. Everest. Ansiead
Canyon
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

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The New York herald., 1866-09-24
DRY GOODS.

- III 40 76s BROADWAY, NMEl !
Between Eighth aud Ninth streets, .e .
Beg TO inform the lades OF New York and vicinity that
their 4 " l#r.@
, SILK DEPARTMENT
Is repleie with all the
NOVELTIES
for the coming season.
consisting of
cOLORED CHECKED AND PLAID sILEs.
e... STEPPED AND BROCHE SILKS.
STRIPED aorRE' ANriqnE, ,,r,.,-v,
PLAIN MORE ANTIQUES -,
In PLAIN AND CORDED SILKS
for EVENING AND PROMENADE DRESSES.
200 pieces rich. N.4
al s2 ~ per yard. worth g.
200 pieces coLoRED CHECKED SILKS.
at 81 per yard. worth VI ~
BLACK SILKS.
81 70 to 81 50 yard.
SMILLfE 4 CO.
7E3 BROADWAY,
Between Eighth and Ninth Streets
The New York herald., 1866-09-24

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ferry Greenwood. Fhich connect with srHr
passrnrer every nfteon minutes You and
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The New York herald., 1866-09-24

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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-05


want = sec the figures showing the nsessulIy
and the Justice N ten hours labor. 10
me resals q the past ssssn have been
anything but sstisfscscry- The masses have
done ths work and The fsw have rssped It's
benefits. The reduction II the hours Of Ia
Dor, the lessening OF interest and thereby
increasing the rewards Of industry, IRE
among the most efficient means which can be
employed for the elevation and redemption
Of labor; and tbe bess evidsncs that csn be
o8sred to show that this period 10 rapidly
approaching, is the fact that the lsborers Of
cities are organising. Let the work be
thoroughly done, and les ID extend throagh-
out the coantry. Capitalists are organised,
and have beea for centuries; and IL the eff
forts Of the workingmen ara looked upon
with contempt BY these overgrown monopo-
lists, let them persevere in perfecting their
organizations, and In the end they will
succeed.