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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08
Entertainments.
The Minister q Salary.

worthy uilieg-so Or. Chaplin tells The
t,ory 10 Dr.. D1uJAv's nemotr-was orcc
panied By hearing tha. the minister was g.
INK away for want Of support, the courcL
hsYirS decided t5ry could no longer raise
BIS salary. lie called = meeting, aud Ad,
dressed bis Drc.1suu very modesty, fyr be
1aa ons Of he poorest among these comfort;
GUle farmers. lie asked j. want Of money
Was thu unly reason Tor tAl, change, all !!
all were c4iIci IA desiring The services of the
pastor, could they si!.. Aeep 4ILn. Tucre y rs
but enc voice Ia reply. The Pas.,r MSS use.
fsl and beloved out the DOCK .as 50 poor
"Wel," s..d ths mu.or, Il hay. plan ty
which csa rs5s- his s.,ary gigpou: asking
one Of son lot i dollar, :! yea y z allow NJ
TO take my oTn way to 30 IT, I~.! assume
toe responsibility Tor one ytAr. Have you!
souscut7
OF course, they could not rt.use THE Al
though they expressed Surprise, showing the
miller TO be but poor Ina0.
The year drew to cIyse. Tie minister
bad been blessed 10 Lis iso,'s, and 10 oLe
had been called or for money. Wntn tGey
caEle together, tie miller asAed tEe fas.of
Il It's a~ats md been supplied, ani 1is s.!A.
r promptly melt lie replied IL tie affirm.
Stivc. "h,a !be bE.!n!eh "eFe "sksd 4 'Aey
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08
re- Mrs. Porch, living in the

II Mrs. Porch, living IN the
mountains OF East Tenn ssee, is per
haps the oldest woman in Ano-iCa.
Her age il one hundred and twenty
years. Although entirely blind, she
is hale and hearty, and walks without
assistance. Her mind is not impair
ed to any great extent, and many of
the most stirring and thrilling events
OF the Revolution are still fresh In
her memory, and are discussed with
an accuracy as to date aud locality
that is truly wonderful
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08
1866.

HoUsKEEPE troubled with verrnin need h
no loager If they use CosrRR's EXterrninator
We ave used il TO our satisfaction; and II bGl
cost IS We would have It. We b1ve tried Pnisobs
hu: loey effected nothing; hu. "Costa.s' article
knocks the breath out If Rata, Reaches, Ants. and
Bed Bug- quicker than We can write H. II j. "a
great demand all over the country MendiHa, Ono
GaSrife.
AZ Bee "CosrAK's' advertisement, above.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08
GROWING OLD.

Your face Is getting wrinklet,
Your hair is getting gray,
And Your eyes have caught trick
Of lsoking far away
BIZ. love you more than ever,
And worship you to-day.
Your step has grown unsteady,
Your voice has lust lis tone;
soEuetimes near you moaning
A dreery, weary moan
And feel that may 5000
Be walking % a.o4ei
The ihinGs Of 8arth are ficetipS,
Aud FIHDningS 60 Astrsy;
and every ttmjd pilgrim meets
a lion In the way;
And only these are snfe indse3
WAC daily watch and pray
Ever true 10 each other,
Aud loving Cod and usai
Thus, arm IL arm together.
Our pilgrimage BEGAN;
So lei US t. k on: du.iss up
Ald 10 Item II w. can.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08
1866.

"CosTAR'5" RAT EXTERNIEAToR is simple,
safe. aud sgre-the most perfect RAT6catOh
meeting We hsve ever attended Every Rat that
can get it, properly prepared. will eat it. and ever
one that sat il will die generally At some place -
far distant a. pos-ih from where 10 was tskeen.-
Lake Shore. Mich. Mirror
81 bee "COsTARs' advertisement above.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08

From .a.lo's' bills, ioctoro' pills, -ss. "a
cbi!ls, saI other .lls-de'is'F Us.
From wa: q gold, wives that -cuii, ma
ga o.1, aud - lLGrpsrs soLD--.s..TeF IL.
Ffo@ st.rgirg tiios, Goa! back eyes, 6akr5s'
Pies, and batigs' cr.ts--de!i:.r Is,
Tsou see1y e.siS, protected notes, sinklaG
boatJ, aad disuubest votes--Jsi'sr 70.
From modest girls, viii wAT.Ig ca7!s, Aad
its.u CT Pezr.s-oh, Gsye: al.ud.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08
1866.

A VOICE FROM THEFAR wEsT. Speaking
n "CosrAa - Rat Roach. Ant, &c. Ex.eiminAior
-"more grain and provisions are destroyed annual
" in Urant c. unty ~ yermin than would ray :
ITis., Hsrah.
"a. See "CosrARs" Advertisements shove.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08

Which rur5 the fas;es', lea: OF cold -
Hca:; because yul can catch cold.
a bss6'Gl young gent a. Newport, lately
announced himself re "oa TIA uake'-As
HeGEt % maze love.
Il; is never TOO la;s TO mend As the Oh
lady saii as she sat up til - P Il to darn
Aet husband stockings.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08
1866.

FARMERS AND HoUSEREERS-shouii =
collect that hunds ds Ut dollars wCsth Of GTais
Provisions, &c. are annually destroyel ~ Rat
Nice. Ants. aud other insecis ard vermu-sll q
sheh eau be prevented y a. few doll~Ts' worth 81
'COsrIa's' Rat, Roseh, Ant, DC. EH'rrn1'I. -
bon4 ht sai used freely.
Is see "CosTAR's' advertisement above
a. Sold 10 CAETOS, Mss.
-. By
sDS all Dro2giss ssS DssltH
hsy -. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08
Gmton 9abertisem is,
For Sale.

HINGLEs, BOARDS, LATHES and
- PALINGS made Of pine, cypress or oak
can be- furnished in any quantity and on
short notice. Apply to
ST. AFFORD, Canton. or
L. NJ. Afford, near Haley place
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08

TO>I2auid z. J,ggitt', Nancy w. PGrEey/1fdry
Err RoEag. and Richard Young, ~ Hus-
band, de unknovn Herr Of Mrs. My Early,
Hers aiLar and Derisses Of Estris N J,g-
GIN, deeedsed and oil Others yGferestsd in The
ssf1ts Of said'deeedeAl:
VoU are hereby cit.d/to sppear before
Il the Honorable Probate CURT Of The
County of Madison, Stste of Mississippi, ct a
regular term thereof/ou
Monday, the 2OH dayCf august, 1866,
10 show cause y6y the pe,hign of Margaret
L. lights, wTow If the said, Lewis N. Jig
gifts, deceased, for the allotmeGt Of her dow
er iaierest jh and TO certain landS Of the IS
iste Of sea decedent, as in said petition de
scrihed/thould not be granted.
By>6rdsr Of the Court.
ED. WARD, oisrf
= By J. D. OuTLISo, D. e
+ IsIy u. 'ss-EH
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08
Canton 90bettlsem'ts.

ND'''"to" C<F~~s**tf'*''' VIZ
Just Received,
\ 8. a and horse iron axle Wagons
Il, complete; Q and 4 horse 81 inch Har.
ness, and SO sets Pillow Harness.
Flows; Trace, Ok. Fifth and Breast Chains
Collars, Hames,
Blind Brides, Hoes,
Spades, ehoves.
Axes, Nails.
Ovens, Skillets,
Stew Pans. Kettles.
Broom.. Pals.
Selves, Wool and Cotton Cards, Lanterns, Pots,
Tubs, Colts Pistols, Ammunition, BaggiDg,
Rope t,rndstones. Cooking Utensils,
Sad, Grid and And. Irons Rpkes. 81.
J. d. MOREY & Co.,
Feb. 10, 1865. CANTON, MSS.
JUST r ECEI " E D,
)1OOO BUSHELS CORN at 81 25; 500
| IUUO bushels Oats-$l 90 ~ 100 sacks
| Salt: 25 bbls choice 81. LOUIS family Flour;
Is sacks Coffee; Buck wheat, Corn Meal,
! Bacon, Potatoes, Molasses, Whisky,
Gin, Catswba Wine. Sugar,
Syrup, Rice. Soda. Sale.
rstus. Raisins, Pepper.
Spice. Mackeral;
Peaches, Peas,
Tomatoes,
Corn in cans;
Oysters, Sa:dines,
Crackers, Vinegar Lime,
Cement, Tobacco, Olive Oil,
Coal Oil, Sauces, Chocolate,
Backing, Garden Seed. Black Tea.
Green Tea. Starch, Soap. Candles.
Matches, Indigo, Yeast P"wders. Ginger,
Mustard, Cinnamon, Eu,mees. Snuff,
Quinine. Morphine, Paregor,c. Lauds
mum. Castor OIL, Pills; Hostel.
ter's. Brakes and Old Cab.
in Bitters; Bay Rum.
Sugar Of Lemon.
kacsrohi,
Pickles, Walnut, Tomato ard Worcester.
shire Sauces. Gloves, Turpentins, Flax Seed
}. ID. MOREY * Co.,
Feb. 10, 1866. CANTON, Miss.
rTNHE choicest assortment: Of HATS,
i BOOTS and SHOES-at bargains.
CLOTHING, cheaper than the cheapest
from New York.
GENTS FURNISHIN GOODS,
TO suit the Million, from New York.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
10 great variety.
SAA LBS. COTTON YARNS, (Wsstern
Acoo and Southern.) Nos. 8, 8, 7, g.
9. 10 and IL.
MATING, BLANKETS,
Ky JEANS, SATINETTS, CASIMERES, |
BROAD CLOTHS, TRUNKS, VALIsES, &C.,
For sae, for cash, at lowest cash prices
J. u. MOREY & Co..
Canton, Miss
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING
CRocKERY, 1IN-wARE,
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
FANCY GOODS,
WATCHES,
JEHELRV,
SHOW CASE GOODS
ETC, ETC. LTC ETC
A. COST and Oh RIG ESll
Over Coats from 81 TO s;4.
Blankets from 81 10 $l5.
Heavy v inter Goods.
Fsb.ls.l JB.NoRLY 4 Co,
A RRIVlNG In addition TO Sac shove,
um nlete assortment Of
? sEey a.d staple Family C:roe-yt"s,
sni plantation sHpplisA.
J. B. HUkEY 20.
TT TUNSTALL,
Wv FUCKER,
INV VIRDEE, with
j. B. MOGY &c Co,
cd. Is. 1866. Canton, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08

T HAVE jus. receivsx thity I'VE hundred
L bushels of yellg% and 1900 hur drea
bushels Of white QORN. also q lot of IRON
suitable for pls6istibQ use. The public
generally wouH do well>te give me call
before purchasing elsewhersN
Il T. ). RICHARDS.
Feb TO- sss-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-09-08
1866.
1856.

RATS rrrsus BIRDS-Whoever engages IN
ShO ting small birds is q cruel man whoever aids
in exterminating rats is a benefsctor. We should
like some one to give us the benefit If their expe.
rinence in driving out these pests. We need come.
thing sides dogs, cats and traps for tails bust
nee - S~sniific inssricGn, " Y.
81 See "CUaTAKg' advertisement above.
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BAKERY AID CONFECTIONERY.
CHARLES STOOLS.

HAVING retusned from his Faderland. respect.
Ill fully inlOTIns the citizens Of Canton and
vicinity that he has Te-established himself at lis
Old st1ad and i- carrying on tho Bakery and Con
ieeiioneFy business in noic sui error style than
heretofore. He will keep FRESH LIGHT BRE AD
always hand; also fresh CANDIES, ans CAKES
-tc., etc.
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T u r n I Y ~ II r.

D1NNISs u 4.ATpERs.r
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

A SHAMELESS YANKEE SKUNK.-Thos. p. Man
ming was acting boatswain of the whale-ship
Cape Pigeon when captured by the Shenandoah in
the North Pacific last year, and though Mas
sachusetts man by birth volunteered, and pilot
ed the pirate into the northern whaling grounds.
He arrived in San Francisco last week, and be-
ing recognized by some sailors, was run off the
wharf, and was afterwards elected from board
ing-house. Then to disguise himself he shaved
his whiskers off, but the sailors were on the
watch for him. When he joined the Shenandoah
he remarked that he considered himself from
that time Southern man, and if his own bro
ther was on the Northern side he would cut his
throat. Don't we hope that fellow will drop in
to San Francisco I" man-trap,' and-never
get out again. What scoundrel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

Only POLITICAL DEMAGoGUE.--The Marin
Journal was very decidedly in favor of the Press
dents policy for several months. The following
paragraph from that paper would indicate that
there has been a change =" The wrogress OF
the President in his electioneering tour through
the Western States seems not to be marked with
that enthusiastic ecd that his Copperhead friends
in the North and his rebel supporters in the
South anticipated. Contrary to the trite saving
that distance lends enchantment to the view,
as with his retinue of distingue he rccedes with
pomp from his seat of power in the White House,
to mingle with and exhibit himself 20 the gaping
masses of the bone and sinew' of the West,
hazy halo envelopes his head and men of sense
see only political demagogue instead of states
man, substituting the enemies of his country to
prolong the power he SO accidentally obtained.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

GENERAL GRANTS SPEEcH.-The Virginia En-
terprise gives the following as the substance of
General Grants late speech received by tele-
graph -" Gentlemen said General Grant,
when called out at the theater in Cincinnati.
" for the past week have seen the President of
the United States treated with the most wither-
ing disrespect by the people. This has been par
ticularly shown in the marked attention paid to
Admiral Farragut and myself while in the pres
ence of the President politician and
have nothing to do with the political views of
President johnson, hut by virtue of his office he
is my Commander Chief. and ii is my duty to
request that my friends will treat him with
little more respect hereafter. He does not de-
serve it, perhaps, but am compelled to make
the request
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

A VALUABLE DocUMEST.-We are indebted to
Hon. John Bidwel for pamphlet entitled +" a
Political Manual for 1866, y including a classified
summary of important Executive, Legislative
and Politico-Military facts of the period since
President Johnson's accession by Edward Nc
Pherson, Clerk of the Honse of Representatives
of the United States. 1t is most welcome
book, bringing down as it does the political his
tory of the country, and the series of important
public documents, with especial reference to "re-
construction" to July 4, 1866. We are very
thankful to General Bidwell for sending it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

THE Chico Courdnt 90 heartily seconds our
hope that General Bidwell will be next Governor
of California, and recommends "that the people
for once take this matter of electing Governor
out of the hands of political hucksterers." To
Judge from the political tone of the Courant, any
one not posted might infer that the editor wants
this d" matter of electing' taken out of the hands
of Union men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

PERsoSAMr Herbert Bird travelling agent of the Phoe-
nix Insurance Company here this week By pub
lshed card elsewhere will be that he made prompt
payment the for which the Masonic Lodge
sured A. A. Whtelsey. Superintendent of the Northern
Telegraph. and Hon. j. c. Dorr in Monday Whit
bears about him the improved appearance of married
Horatio Chandler here take charge the Telegraph
fee during the absence of Mr. Block, who says
gone below o marry.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

The SOUTH, its Battle-Fields, Desolated
States, Ruined Cities its People and Pros
poets" by j. T. Trowhridge. 1t is narrative
o. Journey through the Southern States since the
war, ana description of the present state of the
eu.sr.s;n n."y Mr. rrowbrdge is very pleasant and
Die iacllities for obtaining reliable ;nformat;on
n. r. n a. Dancroit Co., San Francisco, are rgents
for the Paclhc coast of Trowbrdge's g sIa,S y,
An active energeric man is wanted 70 ou.u, oou.
Trinity county for the work who shall !, nv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

THE PRESIDENT GRAvE.-Fifty of the Southern
Unionists who attended the Philadelphia Con-
yention, went in body to visit Lincoln's grave.
The manner of their going, as reported ny tele-
graph, was in marked contrast with the late visit
of the President to the last resting place of Doug
las We wonder if Johnson ever thought of
Springfield, or the martyr President who sleeps
there, on his late eeetioneering tour.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

RADICALS EvERYwHERE.--An old Trnitaran
who had come across stray copy, writes from
Express Ranch, Oregon, that he is "glad to see
that the old JOURNAL is sound on the Union and
Congress, and he wants it. Another who now
lives at Hydesville, Humboldt county, says there
good many old Trinity boys there, and all
are anxious to see the JOURNAL because it is just
Radical enough to suit them-all down on "my
nolicY.u Glad to hear il y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

OK FuRLoreHour genuine Black Republican friend Of
the Banking House the wayB Block,
Tuesday morning for the Bay City for fornighs
ngpe We hope he will be we'll cared-for ANYBODY can
ascertain Blocks politics by the simple asking they
would further know why he Radical Republican in
formation will he furnished in brief satisfactory man.
He rooms At the Russ and wears WARDS Shirts Be a
good boy Greeley"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

LuDicRous BLUSDERIn notice of merchandise shipments
last week made two inexcusable bunders
that and ahaf of assorted merchandise had
down at Comstock Martins warehouse for Louis Raabs
junction City store. At that time fifteen Of Mr.
Raabs freight had arrived and Mr. Martin informs us that
six eight tons have been received since We gave
Harry Junkans credit for having three goods
the when the steamer receipts for forty
had already been received
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

HAvE You HEARD FROM MAINE ?-Thc news is
glorious. Every county in the State gave Un-
ion majority and the majority in the State shows
an increase of nearly 5000 over last year
That's S a victory worth ehronicling, and only the
first of sad series for Andy johnson Co.
Hurrah for the old Pine State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

ATTENTION. TEaNsTERs!-IIarry Bachelor Overseer of
weaverve road district notify Junction CITY and
North Fork that bridges West
Weaver mountain grade is in dangerous condition. will
be to replace it with which he intends
to do rusay and "Wednesday of week will be
impossible for pass the point O'clock Tues
day morning until Wednesday evening and teamsers tray
cling make their arrangements accordingly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

TON llosTLER, one of the 'good Indians of
Hoopa Valley, was killed recently by Redwood
Indian
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

WINTER SrocKs-The down-river merchants are hurryng
in their Winter supplies Gus Martin replenl'hng MS
Big Flat stock by way of wearerye and filing up his Mar
tinyie goods purchased at Humboldt Bay Neck
el Brothers North Fork receiving large stock Of gen.
eal their Freight
Express making regular riweeky trips the store
and Comstock Martins warehouse. at this place
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

HuRRAH FOR JgRsEY.-The New Jersey Legis-
lature met on the llth of this month and ratified
the Constitutional Amendment, and the joint
resolution so ratifying was promptly signed by
Governor Ward. Hurrah for the g Kingdom OF
Camden and Amboy"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

Hooker has just received a large lot Of those
choice Hams and Shoulders put up by Phillips l.
Chandler, Red Bluff
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

tfSisoS AND TsorrBoth uxuries anywhere
particularly the former acknowledge with gratitude
receipt Of hne roast from buck weighing IFS pounds
Ken from main Trinity friend Chaupcey Langon
M will also accept thanks for the good order
in which they we're received - ~ e ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

GLAD OF Ir.-The State Treasurer has anno;nt-
"a 1ohn T. Dent, late aclerk in the Controller 8
once. 10 NIL the vacancy in the Treasurer's Office
occasloned by the death of A. A 81. Tuttle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

vsRMoSr oSr--Dillingham's Union Governor
ma!ority IS over 10000. We consider that q
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

SOME DouBTwe hear doubts expressed the suicide
f Martin Weiss whose death last week Cir
IL n said lead the belief that he murder
I The nearest neghbors of the dead best
fed to Judge
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

MARTINS BAu-our readers will forget tha, Doc NJ,
tins Opening Ball at Douglas City, is announced t
Friday evening 9th and would further remind ,h
every possible effort is being made render ths
success. The best Music is engaged "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

TEE PREsIDENTs ELEcroSEEsSG ToUK-Is ended and may
be set down miserable failure His reception all along
the route Travelled cold and condemnaory excepting
Louisville, where reasonable suppose he would be
warmly welcomed Kentucky being the only State thus
which has endorsed his reconstruction policy Gratifying
must be to him to ponder the
ceived ali through the loyal Northern which two
years ago rallied to his support the Union candidate
Vice President He cannot declare them unprovoked
continued acts Of treachery for which he indicted
the loyal masses cannot and will be passed
Openly denounced traitor at Cleveland indianapolis
his arrival is the result Of riot in which follow
ers fires the first shot No wonder the City Councils Of Gin
cinna and Baltimore refused to receive him although
hardly TO be expected the latter
the announcement that Secretary
ted and sick at heart obliged company
Harrisburg
We repeat that his reception in the North plainly
what the think Of his policy President Of the
United States hssed and hooed at and denounced trail
tor by the people who elected him. is significant the
old and mbece Buchanan treated with respect
Johnsons career is fast burying him in oblivion
cidency Will be known and remembered only
ed and nefiros schemes to retain the power which
ProvideDce he prate much about never designed him
TO enjoy The Northern and Western States will administer
additional and louder rebukes the coming weeks and
months roll by.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

LANG advertises large lot of Coal Oil. Go
and buy while you can get good article cheap.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

Our Aeux-we are glad Supervisor Davidson about
again. with the aid of crutch and cane Inc kckng Q.
which was the Of his mshap died Of sheer remorse
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

VIZ return thanks Mr.. Welch Photographic Artist fo
will occupy q conspicuous position in our sancfum
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22
The Vote for Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors and county Judge
met at the Clerk Office the 5th instant to
canvass the vote for Supervisors in the lst and
Sd Districts. The official result is given below,
and goes to show that but little attention was
paid to the election, not one-fourth of the actual
vote of either District being polled:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22
Phoenix Insurance Company.

Ph9nix Insurance Company.
wEAvERvILLE. September 10, 1866
HERBERT BIFD. ESQ. SPECIAL AGENT PHOENIX INSURANCE
CoDear Sir The fact that Lodge room was
by fire the night of September 9Th 1866 and the loss
usted and paid by the 18th of the same month ent
ties yourself and the Company special
You will please accept thanks for prptness and
urbany. Nothing certainly could have been done to make
intercourse the matter of the insurance more aree
BILE. We shall be inclined insure with you again
(Sigued) Yours, &C..
JonS C. BuRcH W NJ,
Trinity Lodge, No. q, F. g. A. NJ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22
wsskly Trinity auurnaI.
WeaveriIle, Saturday, Sept. %, 1866

HOMICIDE HaY FoRK-A fatal ARRAY occurred at the
Hay Fork Hotel early the morning of the 18TH ana
the School Bail party going in which stephen
ues was killed by L. J. Kellogg unde. circumstances ~hsn
sre pronounced perfectly justihabe About ocoen ~
morning samuels provoked quarrel with one or NOR pa
ties in the barroon. adjoining the dancing nall heIoes
hearing the disturbance and not wishing 10 nave ne
annoyed stepped from the dancing room just IN tns 70
Samuels and I'd. Burgess in the act OF ciincnng e
having previously knocked Burgess down hnoe y rse
els to be dangerous and that he caried ' ,h
Kellogg stepped behind the and his pistol ana tnn
interfered the cobatants telling them .hele
be disturbance In house. samuels maze an
reply and stepped back the end Of the counter
then started back put up his pistol and as ht h,h
ues the latter quickly drew heavy h
knife and about strike when Kellogg seeing
escape fired the ball passing in the right sac oi .e es
and out the left temple samues never SPOKE anu eu
In twenty minutes jury of inquest was oy
Justice vanderho composed of John Carr Jos Ewing 1eo
Williams C. g. Duncan. RI. Feenety W C. l. u
Kellogg, j. ~ Hulse D. T. V. Barker and j. iIird VINO
after examining number Of eyewtnesses OF the anray re-
turned verdict accordance with the facts above stated
(which testimony he In tne CierK
6ce) pronounced case OF Jnstihable
homicide reputed have killed man in the
Southern mines had to Humboldt county last
account Of shooting seape which he inangurated As
still further proof Of his desperate character well known
that samuels was crippled for life by bullet wounds
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

NEws-Our oblging News dealer, Mr. Oberdeener WIZ @c
office during the present week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22

Bio PKARJohn Martin has presented with Bartlett
Pear At the Tower Honse which weighed 10 ounces
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22
Births:

In Shasta, September 9th, the wife of W.
hhodehamel, of a sos.