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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-26
THE EYES! THE EYES !!
DIR. E. II. PARDEE,
OCULIST AND AURIST.

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
N more than FIVE years, DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
ticnp with success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such as Strabismus,
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption, Pterygium, or feshy
membrane growing over the eye, Reduction of
Staphyloma, or bulging out of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymalis or closing of tear
passage, and all deformities of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain,
and possessing all the movements and brillancy
of the real eye. large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure OF
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant a continuation OF
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator is
co-extensve with his success, as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tions, from New York and Boston, almost month
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctor s
office daily, in different stages of recovery.
Offce-767 Clay street, (above the Plaza
near Dupont street. l4.ly.
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&C. Comet Lodge, No. 81, i. O. o. f., Trinity
Center regular meetings Saturday evening" at
Odd Fellows Hail. JACOB FOUsT, N. g.
Err SKIES RS. Avs.
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INDUSTRIAL FAIR
Mechanics Institute.

REPORT COMMITTEE AWARDS on CALIFORNIA BRAN
DIES PUNCHES CoRDINs AND BITTERs-HELD SEPTEMBER
1864.
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Speeiat Aotiees.
D.-E-1s55.-O.
De Grath's Electric Oil

Electric CuresPan is the premonitor Of death; relieve
the pain and you check the disease
Prof DeGraths Electric Oil the marvel Of this age for
the following, (not everythug):
Cures Rheumatism
Cures Neuralgia Toothache
Cures Cramp in Stomach, Headache
Cures Burns, Wounds Bruises one to three days
Cures Ear-achc, Stiff Neck, Ague and Piles
Cures Felons, Broken Breasts Salt Rheum.
Cures Hemorrhage, Scrofula.
Cures Deafness all pains in the Back, Breast, &c.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
PROF DERATH Dear Sr-This certifes that have tried
Electric Oil had been deaf for five years it has cur
ed Yours. truly HENRY WOODS.
Price. 90 cents and 81 per bottle. Depot Philadelphia
Sold by all druggists and dealers
Sole Agents for the Pacific coast. r. II. NC Donald
Co.. San Francisco and Sacramento City, to whom all orders
should be addressed. m41m.
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Woman-her Influence and Mission.-The
effect Of woman society is beautifully displayed by the
extraordinary power she in ameoratng the rude
peres OF life while the light Of her smile sheds its mellow
ing the onward march Of civilization The incar
of guardian angel she watches by the cradle Of
helpless infancy consoles the adversties Of
manhood and be found at the couch Of Sickness
nnsering spirit unterricd by the breath Of pesence
of DEATH Woman is subject to trials from
which exempt and her native deccy restrans her
from conding these secret grefs TO friend physician
evils be aevated by Dr. Holloways celebrated
vegetable Pills which adapted to station and
dton either of nvgoratng delicate state of health,
regulating the functional disorders incidental to the
female system whether be the first blush of womanhood
the of life which latter period negligence
productive Of consequences fghnl that death itself
would be far preferable to such mockery Of existence
Dropy. Eryspeas. and Iystea few Of the disorders
entaed upon the helpless victim. But timely to
these Incompatible remies will prevent the
fuses and antng fits and the general prosraton Of the
system Medical prescribe them in all Of private
practice much for their simple ingredients for the safety
and certainty Of their results in their action the female
constituon-L1dies Scrap Book.
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Monday, June 18th,

A. D., 1866, between the hours of 10 O. clock, A.
N. and O'clock P. NJ. of that day, at the Court
House door, in said county, will expose atpub-
lie sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the real
estate hereinafter described, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment, in
terest, costs and accruing interest and costs
Said property is described as follows to wife
"All that certain piece or parcel of land, sit
uate lying and being in the county of Trinity
and State of California, about p miles north OF
Trinity Center known as the Buckeye Ranch,
and described as follows, to wit Situate on the
west bank of Trinity river, commencing at
large pine tree on the said west bank, thence run
ming north one mile up said river to a stake
marked B. said stake being about fifteen rods
west of the west bank of the river, thence run
ming westerly eighty rods to a stake marked A,
thence south parallel with the eastern line of the
claim one mile to a stake marked D, thence
east at right angles with the last drawn line and
parallel with the northern line of this claim to
the first named tree, the place of beginning" to-
gether with all and singular the tenements, here
ditaments and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in any wise appurtaining, including dwell
ing house, barns, saw mill water rights, &C.
Dated April 10, 1866. JAMES COCHRAN,
l44i Sheriff Trinity Co.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLOS-
Is ure of mortgage and order of sale, duly made
i'm and issued to me of date the 10th of April,
1856, out of the District Court of the Ninth Ju-
dicial District, in and for the county of Trinity
and State of California, in favor of A. R. Chase,
and against John Christie l am commanded to
sell the property in said decree and order of sale
described, to satisfy the judgment therein men
toned, for So, ,459 81, and interest thereon at
per cent per month from the said 10th of April,
1866 Also, the gum of Eighty-Three Dollars
and Forty Cents, costs of suit as also all accru-
ing costs.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
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HOLLOWAY PILLS AND OISTxEST-A word to
our fair reader'-Health the basis Of 6eauty-Pim-
pies, biotches, and all skin diseases-A clear
complexion is not only essential to female lowell
ness but it is equally an external evidence of
health-while sallowness, pimples and all ,utane
Gus eruptions are indicative of disturbed con-
dition of the stomach and liver Upon these
organs the famous aperient and tonic known as
Holloway's Pills, act with directness. prec;s;on
and rapidity unparalleled In Medical Science.
while the Ointment pnrges the vesicles of the
skin and imparts briiliancy and roseate tint to
that delicate envelope. All who value health
aud beauty should beware of tamperinp with
eosmeties as they are not only pernicous but
highly dangerous to health.
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CHINESE LABoR.-The Sacramento Union saws
from nine to eleven thousand Cinnamon are em-
pIoyed on the Central Pacific Railroad
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Mn. Nasty WALLS AGAS.-Disgusted at the
unsuccessful efforts of the Presidential i" Moses "
to reconstruct Democracy, the q lait Pastor NV
the Church NV the Moo Dispensashun " in the
anguish of his soul gives Inference to the follow
lowing "walc ~:
q Our ekal is the niger now, and onless the
skool-bouses is burned and the spelln books
destroyed he will soon be superior.
We wuz willin to give him the right Nv bein
sued but alas he kin sue.
He kin be witness agi in us, and he kin set
his face ngin ourn.
Our wise men may make laws to keep him in
his normal speer but NV wat avail is they?
We kin buy and sell him more, neither he
nor his children.
The men will ceave unto their wives and the
wives unto their husbands, and our hand is
powerlis to separate EN-.
Their children kin more put up at auc-
ton and sell to the highest bidder, we pocketn
joyfuliy the price thereof.
They hev become sassy and impudent, and
saw d" Go to, we not men?"
babe one git orf the sidewalk, and he bade
me be damned.
chucked nearly white one under the chin
and smiled onto her, and she sqnawked, and her
husband hearin the squawk thereof, came up
and bustid my head, even ez a white man wood
hev dun.
/ ooou
me, a Caucashun, for assault and battery and
got judgment.
Vale for Moses put out his hand to save US
these indignities, but his hand wus too weak.
We killed Linkn in vain.
Our Moses is Jaxon. He fancieth he resem-
bleth him becoz his initials is the same.
He resembleth Jaxon muchly-in that Jaxon
he'd policy wich he Good carry ont, and Mozes
hez A policy wich he can't carry out.
And ez he can't carry out his policy, the peo-
ple are carryin it out for him.
Wich they do a holdin it out at arms length
and holdin their noses.
Moses is a cake half baked-he is hot on one
side and cold on tother.
He darsn't let 60 NV Abishnism, and is afeerd
to cum to us.
He hez bin takin EPSON salts and ipecac, and
vun is workin up and the other is workin down.
Where kin we look for cumfortf
Do we turn to the people? Connecticut an
swers. " Vote for Hawley,' and Moo Hampshier
goes Ablishun.
Do we turn to the courts? Lo, Taney hez
gone TO his reward, him who aforetime dealt out
Dimmykratic justice, and who understood the
nacher NV the ngger, and Chase, who is pizen,
regns in his stead.
RAYMOND is grown weak in the knees, and
Doolittle is a broken reed on wich to lean.
We are too short at both ends.
Shell we 20 to Brazil? Lo ! there they put
niggers in orfs.
Mexico holds out her hands to us, but 10
there the nigger is considered a man.
We hev no escape from the Etheopion-ne is
aropnd us and about us ana on top NV us.
see no Post 0r6s 10 the distance-no hope IN
khe future
He'd bin a Ablishunist so ez to make the
thing safe in the next world, shood be glad to
die and quit this
For my soul is pregnant with grief-my heart
bulgis out with wo"
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Ha- Hope for the Amicted.-IS another part Of
this paper will be found the of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. c. Young in 1885, In
Of deceit and charlaanism it is boon tho suffering to
point out them where they Of obtaining the wish
relief and Under the of the skful Doctor
the sick and troubled dvest themselves of their burdens
Of pain and shame lay aside their and health
and happiness If sick trouble, do not hesi
tate Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do not
forget the number the of directing letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington San Fran
cisco. 4l.3msn.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS /!
RED BLUFF, CAL.

COBBLE STONE WAREHOUSE,
Being the most commodious and thoroughly safe
Storehouse in Northern California. Having pur-
chased of Hinchman & Co. their business, and
received the personal assurance from the prin-
cipal shippers with the old firm) of continu-
ance of their favors with us, will by prompt
and careful attention to all business intrusted to
our care, merit your approval and good will
Red Bluff, March 26, 1866. l2.to.
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tbs One Man PowER.-The President has We
toed the bill for the admission of Colorado, as
was expected. They are too loyal away off in
that section, and might assist to swell a Union
majority y-Sdcramenfo Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-26

TIE President has directed inquiry to the
state Of Jef-s health 1t would be dreadful
unhealthy operation for Andy to act pardoner.
or play dry-nurse to the old devil-traitor.-Gold
Hill Ners
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Soeietu Aotites.

~ Trfnffy Lodge, .N0. 81, r. -. .n.-H0
their regular communications at Masonic Hail. WeayerVili
on the last Monday Of each month Hour oI meeung,
O'Clock, p M JOHN c. BUkCH, ": n.
A. J. LOOMS, Secretary. Hvo
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HS- TrfSSfy Chapter, No. 9, Royal .2reh ~
sons, the and fourth Tuesday in each month
at the Masonic Hall, Weavervlle.
Avs A. j. LOOMS, Secretary.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
A G Z N r 8 .

ASOHN A. WATSON, OIL Mining secre.
tary Eureka duly authorized to receive and receipt fol
subscriptions to this paper in Humboldt county.
L: FISHER 17l11 Washington street. (up stairs)
tisco,-heariy opposite Magure's Opera House,-is
only authorized Agent In that city
X PHIPPs Sd street. (between and X is authorized
receive and receipt for advertisements subscriptions
for this paper at Sacramento.
to the JOURNAL at Douglas City will receive
printed receipts by leaving with KELTON
4 hELLOGG our authorized agents.
At North Fork A. WATERS is authorized Agent.
cHAs VosE Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY RANTZAU are Agents Lewiston
, A. o. PRICE, ESQ. and Justice GUSTAV THEDE au-
to receive and receipt for subscriptions the jour
NAL On Canon Creek
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rmn NEw couNrrnFE1r.

!, A cotcmporary gives tho following
account of tho counterfeit "fiities" IN
circulation and of the method of do
tocting them:
A new counterfeit on tho fifty dol.
lar compound interest note is we'll eX-
ecuted and very liable to deceive. Tho
general engraving of tho counterfeit is
coarser than tho genuine; the word
fifty" in the lower right and left hand
corners approaches near the bust and
die; in tho counterfeit there is quite
an open space. The shadow of the
consultation in tho vignotte of tho gem
nine is quito light; in tho counterfeit
It is darker and the engraving coarser.
The X in tho "six percent" Of the gon-
uine is crossed; in the counterfeit 1t is
not, All that have thus for appeared
arc dated July 10, 1864.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20, 1866


FLOUR-We quote superfne at S7a
z SO; extra at $9a9; family at SO 25a
10; and fancy at $40 25a11. 1 5
WHEAT-Is unchanged and quiet,
and red is held firmly at S2a2 10 for
prime to choice samples. Both demand
and offerings are light. New Red is
held at 81 75a1 so for No. !, and 81 25
al so for inferior qualities; 400 bush
els No. l new red sold at 81 rs.
CORN-Is in good demand at 55c
for No. mixed shelled, and at the
close 1c was asked. Ear sold at 56o.
HOGS-$11 25a11 so for city dress
cd the latter are extreme rates, and
generally asked by holders.
+ GROCERIES-Rio Coffee 2Sa31c !;
low Cuba to Porto Rico Sugar 13a16c;
hard refined 19al99c, in the jobbing
way, and 188al9c in the large way, and
Molasses 90a95c for Porto Rico. ~ 2
BUTTER-We quote prime to choice
Central Ohio at 29a32c.
EGGS-The market is dull, and
prices have decline to 23a25c per doz.
WHISKY-Thero is q fair demand
for bonded at 2Sa2Sac, and SO % for
free. Sales of 200 barrels bonded ut
281c; 100 do. at 28c, and so do free at
50 25. ~
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laws of any State for carrying on such
trade, business, or profession, within
such State, or in any manner to au-
thorize the commencement or continu-
ance of such trade, business, or profcs
sion, contrary to the laws ofsuch State,
or in places prohibited by municipal
law; no[r] shall any such license be
held or construed toiproyent or prohi-
bit any Safe from placing a duty or
tax for State or other purposes on any
trade, business, or profession, for which
a license is required by this act; nor
shallany person carrying on any trade
business, or profession, for which Ii,
cepse is required by this act, be ex.
empted from procuring such license, on
from any penalty or punishment here
in provided, by, or in consequence, ol
any State law either authorizing Oh
prohibiting such trade, business, OIL
profession.
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LEGIsLATnE PROCEEDINGS.
~ . SENATE
FRIpAY. Jan. 26. 1866

FRIDAY, Jan. 26, 1866.
The bill passed yesterday, providing
for the distribution of the public doc.
umcnts by the Secretary of State, was
called up on motion by Mr.. Brad
bury to reconsider the vote by which
it was passed. The motion was laid
upon the table, and a message was
sent TO the House requesting its return
to the Senate. This action arrests the
signing, &C., of the bill.
The committee on Fees and Salaries
reported against q change of the laws,
asked for by the Methodist Conference,
so as to allow itinorant preachers to
vote without requiring the local resi-
'lence now specified, on the ground oil
the doubtful constitu tionaIity of such
q discrimination. The report was
agreed to. t..
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THE PmERDMEN,s BURRAU BILL. !,

q
The following is q summary of the
bill to enlarge the power Of the Freed
mems Bureau, which passed the Sem
ate on Thursday by a vote Of thirty
"SEcrIoN l. Original act to contin-
ue in force President to establish
twelve or less districts, with an AS
sistant Commissioner for each, to be ap-
pointed, or, in discretion detailed from
the army,
"SEcTIoN 2. The Commissioner to
assign subdistricts, with one agent to
each. Assistant Commissioner may
have six clerks, agents of subdistricts
two; military jurisdiction to extend
over all employees of the Bureau.
"SEcTloN, 3. Secretary of War may
direct such issues of provisions, cloth.
ing, fuel, &C., for refugees and freed,
men and refugees 100000 acres Of
unoccupicd land in Florida, Mississip-
| pi and Arkansas, which the Commits
sioner of the Bureau shall allot in for.
ty.acre parcels; rent thereofto be bas
ed on q valuation of the land, and oc'
cupants may purchase at assessed
value.
"SEcTIoN 5. Titles to Sea Islands
&C., under Sherman's s order, confirmed
cd for three years
"SEcTIoN g. Commissioner shall pur.
chase lands required for support of de-
pendent freedmen and refugees, and
build asylums and schools Congress
to provide appropriations for the same
and the lands not to be sold at less
than cost.
"SEcTIoN Z. When rights OF labor
of contract, Of inheritance, of proper
ty, the equal benefit of laws, security
Of person, &C., are denied to freedmen
the President shall extend military
Jurisprudence for their protection.
"SEcTIoN 8. Whoever subjects any
freedman to slavery or involuntary ser
vitude except as punishment for crime
or discrimihates between white anC
black in penalties, shall be punished
by fine of 81, 1000 and one years impris
onment. Officers of the Bureau tt
have jurisdiction ofa such complaints
SO long as and wherever such discrim
ination on account of color continues
and wherever State and the UnitsC
States Courts are not in full and peace
tul operation" t 4
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Sterling Price.

General Sterling Price, tho rebel
general, is located in Mexico. lie
Owls Gl0 acres of land near Cordova
lilo writes n letter to q friend in Men,
phis, in which hc says;
"Whon tho right is given to tho ne
gro to bring suit, testify before courts,
and vote in elections, you all had bet
ter bo in Mexico
We think SO, too, if they arc like
PricO. Men who do not respect the
rights Of fellow man, should bo in a
country where their own rights will
bc Mother respected nor protected.
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4 !
DR.. Lewis, but was opposed to attach
ing too much importance. to nero the
ories-for whatever they might be, the
system Of culture which gave the
strongest and healtbiest plants in any
locality was the one to be there prac-
ticed, such plants being best able to
Withstand all attacks, from whatever
cause. sF ti I na5F.t-r
On motion, the rules were suspended
and David Ponce was proposed and
duly elected q member.
DR.. Lewis made very favorable men.
ton of wild grape which had fallen
under his observation in Illinois, and
was requested by members to take
steps to obtain cuttings Of same. <. q
On motion of Mr.. Young, the subject
of "Orchard Culture was adopted as
the topic for discussion at the next
regular meeting.
DR.. Eflinger, from the committee on
Library, &C., submitted report, con-
tanning list of works recommended to
be purchased for library-which, after
being variously amended was adopted,
and the committee authorized to pro-
cure the books on the most favorable
terms, and draw on the Treasurer for
the funds required to pay for same.
On motion of Mr., Boving. the same
committee was requested to procure y
suitable bookcase at the expense of
the Society.
On motion, the Society adjourned.
till day of nextregular meeting, being
Saturday, February 10th.
J. G. KINKEAD, Pres't.
S. A. GRIswoLD, tSec'y.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxIxth cOngrsss-FirSt Session.
sENA0E.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 26, 1856

WASHINGTON, an. 20, 1886. :
Mr. Wado, Of Ohio, introduced q bill
to provide for the improvement of cer-
tain harbors in the State of Ohio,
which was referred to the committee
on Commerce.
1t appropriates in round numbers
1921 600 for the purpose, including
$4,000 for the Cleveland harbor, S2i,r
600 for Grand River, S34, 900 for Ash
tabula, 10000 for Sandusky and SIS,
600 for Vermillion.
Mr.. Howe, of Wisconsin, called up
tho resolution offered by him on the
Goth inst, for the appointment of Pro
visional Gouernors in the Southern
States.
Mr.. Stewart inquired of Mr.. Howe
for what length Of time he would hold
the Southern States as Territories.
Mr. Howe replied that he would
heop them in a territorial condition
until Congress composed of loyal
men chose to admit them into the
l Union.
Mr.. Johnson said that as Mr.. Howe
had admitted IN his speech that he
was long time in favor Of admitting
the Representatives and Senators from
Arkansas, he woulkRsk If he was sup
posing these Senqf and Representa-
tives had then bet eceived.
i Mr.. Howe believed that Congress
had now power to lcgislate them out
of Congress and reduce the State o.
| Arkansas to a territorial condition.
Mr.. Stewart said he held that the
condition of Southern freedmen and
was no reason for keeping
the South out of the Union, because
| Congress had full power to protect
these people, and there was a bill now
pending for this purpose. He was in
favor of the measures, and he was ir
favor of the freedmens' bill passed yes
terday.
The Senate then adjourned.