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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12
DR.. BRIoT's FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

Their immense sale has established their reputation
fom,e remedy unar;roaclcd and far in advance every
other medicine Suppression and Irregularities and 9TH
er distractions females On the receipt Of Five Dollars
these Pills will by mail express to any part
The world secure from curiosity or damage.
Persons at distance be cured at home by address
inc letter 10 Da. J. PERRACLT. corner Sacramento and
streets Nos. g. 10 and H. Dox g13
Post Office. Francisco Stating the infinitely
possible general habits of living occupation etc. etc. All
cas.. taken under warranted No charge for
aIyice No poisons harsh medicines njure CON
stitution no making sick to make we'll We honest
in our dealings frank in opinions. and charges
will be far less than demanded by other physicians We
invite investigation claim know thing nor to
cure everybody. but do lay claim and com
mon sense eight Of ten pronounced incu
rae We particularly request those who have tried this
Doctor and that scientific hysican. boasted and adyer.
ed ill worn GU, discouraged call upon u.s. IL will
cost nothing as consultations are iree +l1yis.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

4 NEW SocIEry.-Texas, says the Sacramento
Bec, has been thus far a sort of halfway house,
midway between positive obedience and the bat
,le-feld. Its geographical position, aside from
the great routes traversed by both armies has
spared many of the dread realities of war, and
the feeling that they nvineihie has taken
hold of the malcontents to such an extent that
they believe the chances for reyolu.ion nearly as
good as before This arises from their close
vicinity 10 Mexico, where revolutions were once
of almos, annual occurauce, A friend of Schuy-
ler Cofax writes to him.
81 am informed from high source. that
oroanization similar 10 the K. G. G.. is already
being formed, with the view, doubtless, that out
of the many difficulties and complications of the
presen,. war with France or England may result,
aud then they would have another chance to EN-
barrass, If not destroy. our Government. From
the manifestation of feeling | have met with
throughout my trip, have little doubt that il
the Representatives of the Southern States were
admitted to Congress at the present time, they
would use every endeavor to bring about such
result - srs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

JusT So-One Of our Atlantic exchanges gets
off the following concerning the complaints OF
readers 80 We don't publish all the local items
readers desire, from the fact that it is often
their own fault in not sending in the facts. We
don't like to publish a birth after the child has
been wcancd, marriage after the honeymoon is
over, the death Of after his widow Is
married again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12
NO APOLOGY SEEMS REQUISITE for offer

No APOLJG1 SEEMS kiVolSilE IL iVi ohc'-
Ing to the public advertisement Of this Kind
for it is universally acknowledged that the
treatment Of these particular diseases cons-
tutes n branch OF medicine which has NEVER
been sufficiently cultivated, in consequence OF
the fasdiousness the proessioq who have abandoned
these spccialites the of unqualified practf-
ti0ners There exists here no power to repress The I'M
pudence erontery of who totally incompe-
perform duties Of their soalled medical practice
thereby nicting degree unparalleled in any
other class disorders The only way to remedy
this evil is to call the attention Of the public to WELL IN
FORMED MEMBER of the me lie al prOfc ssiOn, le-
galiy qualified, and who devotes his exclusive aten-
tion TO diseases arising from the undue excitement OF the
organs together with those incidental stages Of
acute disorder which, neglected terminate in the
horribly wasting form of constitutional disorgInzaon-
DOCTOR PERRAULT has paid the most ANx-
IoUS AND UNTIRING ATTENTION. for the last EIGHT
YEARS. to special branch OF study and his mode OF
procticc suggested improved by experience and
pcrncnts through the medium of tho microscope,
enables him detect the presence OF seen in the urine
We wish impress those who have failed of relief else
where that they derive benefit from examination Of
the urine Seminal Emissions and lmPotcncy
well As in cases Gravel diseases Of the Bladder and Kid
neys and ascertain the cause Of the pa
TENTS complaint SO as prepare the proper remedies for
Patients suffering veneria Diseases in stage.
Pains in the Bones Rheumatism. from the effects of
Mcrcurial Poisoning who visit personally. will
ceiye in addition 10 our usual treatment, INDICATED
yApoR BATHS, without further charges. This Bath has
nearly superseded all other treatment in Europe. Refer
cnce given severa who hay" been cured By this
treatment after having failed with others.
Persons Of both who have impaired their health
and DESTROYED the of their minds by their mis-
conduct and deprived themselves of the pleasures OF
life are informed that consulting Dr. PERRAuLr they
will lind A friend and Physc1n who has cured in
every mart of the who applied broken down in health
I'm, are now rejoicing all that makes life desirable and
ma, happy References cen be given. when required in
almost every part the State from parties who know OF
eases cured by Dr. PEREAULr after in vain trying
al physicians.
Ills Dinmas are IN his office where all persons
rr themselves under the OF regularly
We have the latest and
ee- in OF can lie obtained at other
fce on this coast in Syphilis Gonorrhea elect Stric-
turcs Gravel Stone in the bladder. Enlargement Of the
Tstacle liberated Throat Bones and Nose. Cuaneous
Erupons Ulcers and other diseases depending
impurities the blood Dr. PEPRACLT still retains the
only agency in California OF
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

BEAUTIFUL AND TguE.-IIere is one of the
most beautiful well truthful passages in
our language 1.-THE humble current of little
kindnesses, which though buta crcepngs treamlc:,
necessarily flows; although it giies in silent Sc
cresv within the domestic walls and along walks
of private life, and makes neither noise nor ap-
pearanee in the world-pours, in the end a
more beautiful tribute into the store OF human
comfort and felicity than any Sudden and tran
sent food of detached bounty, however simple,
that may rush into it with mighty speed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

An UoLy MAS.-Dnring the session Of the
Circuit Court in Lexington, Ky, most fearfuiIy
ugly man was seen daily, He was always ON
hand and perfectly hideous. One Of the lawyers
conld bear 1t no longer and said to him -
- Well, you are the ugliest' white man ] ever
saw The poor pumpkin burst into hearty
laugh, and said. % Well, / can't help it, can I?'
NO answered the son of Blackstone, "no,
you can help it; but confouud you. you could
stay at home.'' ss s
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

FoR MoSTASA.-Jas. Is. Wells, Jas. Toliey, H.
Tolley, Wm. Tolley and Mr.. Patterson are ht''ng
out to-day for Montana. They have two four
horse coaches, for their families, and two ox-
teams loaded with supplies, purchased at Upton
Burtt's. These parties are from Trinity coun-
ty, and go by way of Surprise Valley and Fort
Hall.-Red Bluff Observer, 5h
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

ARTgMUs WARD says the railroad from san
Francisco to st. Louis is now completed, except
ing about l ,903 miles, which il made by stages )
that serves to break the monotony and came
near breaking his neck, and he firmly believes II
would have broken the backbone Of the reoei-
lion if il had been there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

RECENTLY the wife Of one of the city fathers
of New Bedford presented her husband with
three children at a birth. The delighted father
took his little daughter, four years of age to
see her new relations. She looked at the dlmin-
utive beings few moments, when, turning 10
her father, she inquired, "Pa, which one are
you going to keep?'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12
Wfekly Trinitu 5onrnal.

As County W-arrAmfs and (3reenbaeI.s taken at
tne'r rung value In payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the Government service the JoUEy
will be furnished for Greenbacks Mt PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

CIRcus.-Lee & Ryland are about starting from
San Francisco with excellent equestrian CON-
pany, tour of the coast. The Buislays are
the principal feature. John Alexander goes out
as the UroDt courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12
Neayervjlle, Saturday, May p, 1866.
A G z N It s
a G z rs.
~ JOHN A, WATSON. oil Mining cerr.

G>JOHN A. WATSON, OIL Mining secre-
afy Eureka is duly authorized to receive and receipt for
SUBSCRIPTIONS to this paper in Humboldt county
l.. T.. FISHER, l1l19 Washington (up sairs San
francisco-nealy opposite Magnires Opera Houses
only authorized Agent in that city
f. n PHiPPs Sd street between and X is authorized
ana receipt for advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper at Sacramento
subscribers TO the Journal Douglas City will receive
printed receipts 10y leaving the amounts with KELTON
kELioGG, our authorized agents
At North Fork A. WATERS il our authorized Agent
ChAs NosE is onr Agent for Trinity vicinity
FREY HANrzAU are our Agent. at Lewiston.
A. u. PRlCE. ESQ. AMI Justice GUSTAV TIIEDE are au
NAL On Canon Creek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12
TO INVALIDS
sUFFER1NGs HAVE

WHOSE SUFFERINGS HAVE
been protractcd from hidden causes and NAL
treatment and who require prompt reliet
to render existence desirable.
DIR. j. PERKAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College, begs 10 inform patients
and others seeking medical advice that he may
be consulted personally by lettcr in all ca
ses of Nervous and Physical Debility,
and the various disorders arising from sedenta-
ry habits, excess, accident climate, from Q.
A. ". to II, ~. and from to s, p. NJ, at his
office. Arnory Building. northeast corner Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets, Rooms Nos. 9,
10 and IL, first floor up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12
800 Reward
For an Incurlble Case !

Sl00 Reward
R9- For an Incur lble Case! eN
Special attention Is respectfully di-
rectci TO our exclusive manufacture of
the celebrated Golden Bal-ani, prepara-
tion never known to fail in the cure of syphi
lis. in all its and used I'M the French los
pitas for the years with the greatest success
For obvions publish the testimonials OF
the Thousands who have been cured by it, but in the ill.,
Vulnerable cases in which it has been administered.
have yet learn instance of its failure. GOLDEN
BALSAM Nc l. for first second stages such
on the legs body. eyes etc Golden Basam No. p
Tertiary Mercural sypha!etic Rheumatism pains in
the bones by express to any part Of the Pacific
Coast Price, Fifty Dollars per dozen, Five Dollars
bottle.
c. F. RICHARDS &. CO,
Wholesale Retail Druggists and Chemists Clay
and Sansone streets. San Francisco, sole agents, to
whom all orders must be addressed. Also. agents
for the celebrated Spanish And1te. prcpara-
ton warranted to cure Gonorrh9a. elect,
Irritation. Gravel, and all Urinary de-
rauccrients. Neither Of the above
genuine without sigma
sS- turc across the face of the ia
label. ".
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

THE whole amount of fractional currency in
circulation is not far from $40, 900, 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25
S778 and a Gold Watch Stolen
Arrest Of the Supposed Thieves.

While the steamer Marble City was on
her way up the river last night, the room
of passenger named H. Lazarus was
entered while he was asleep and his gold
watch and seven hundred and seventy
eight dollars stolen. AS soon as he
missed the money and watch, he in
formed the Captain OF the boat, who sus-
pected certain parties that had got of at
Island 40, and all individual who had
just been landed at woodward
The boat returned TO the woodward,
where the suspected individual, who gave
his name as John Saunders, was arrested
He stated that he did not steal the
money, but that the other parties did,
and he would help Mr. Lazarus to find
them. They returned to the city on a
boat that was passing, and procuring the
assistance of officer Libey, arrested
Edwin Byron and j. II. Patterson
for committing the robbery. They pro-
tested their innocence, but the clerk of
the boat they came from Island 40 on
says he saw the watch with one of them,
and they appeared to have plenty of
money. Fifty dollars we're found on
them when arrested. The trio are now
in Jail ON q warrant issued by Esquire
Creighton this morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25
The Good Idea re-opens tonight.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Col. Galloway. of the Avalanche
Wounded in the Hand.

About noon to-day, as Col Galloway,
editor of the Avalanche, was in Monsar-
rat, Lanier & Co. office, in the Irving
Block, he was approached by a man
named M. H. Woods, the same who has
been informing on merchants for not
placing revenue stamps to documents,
etc. Mr.. Woods asked Col Galloway
why he did not make certain reiractions,
when some words ensued, the latter
striking Woods, who raised rife cane
he had, and as Col. Galloway seized it,
he touched the spring, when it went off,
wounding the Colonel in the hand.
The greatest excitement ensued as
Woods attempted to make his escape,
several persons crying hang him" and
there is no doubt his life would have been
sacrificed if it had not been for Gen.
Forrest, who was present, protecting
him. This affair caused considerable ex-
citement on the streets. Woods surren-
dered himself to the police
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25

GREENLAW OPERA HOUSE. Among the
many improvements that have been
going on in our city during the past
year, the fitting up of this temple Of the
drama is especially worthy of notice
The scatfolding has been removed from
the interior, and the beautiful appear
ance which it will present three weeks
from tonight, when it opens for the sea-
son, shows itself amid the dust, paint
and general hustle Of preparation. 1t
has been modelled somewhat after the
style of the Varieties, at New Orleans,
and for architectural beauty and elegance
of finish, will compare with any theatre
in the South or West In the parquette
and dress circle will be placed one thou
sand cushioned chairs. The family cir
Gle will seat seven hundred persons east
ly, the seats being wide, with plenty of
room to pass in front of those seated
The upper tier will seat eight hundred,
which places the seating capacity of the
building at two thousand five hundred
Patent heating apparatus that is already
in position, will keep the whole house at
any desired temperature in winter, while
the large windows of the building will
furnish plenty Of air to keep it cool in
summer 1t will be Illuminated by a
chandelier. that will be suspended from
the centre of the ceiling, shooting its
rays OF light from hundreds of burners.
One thing we are particularly pleased
with, and that is the facility with which
the audience can be let out of the build
ing in case of fire or other alarm, doors
on each side affording ready access to
the two grand entrances. Mr.. +. A. Tan
nehill, the manager, is making all neces-
sary preparations to open with ecldt on
the fifteenth of next month, the inside
of the Opera House now presenting
many Of the features of beehive
everybody being hard at work. The
painters are at work here, the carpenters
there, the machinist somewhere else-all
trying to be ready as soon as possible.
The stock company and list of the
stars were published in the PUBLIC LED
GER a short time since, and comprise
many names well known to fame as walk
ing in the front ranks Of the profession.
From what we have seen and heard, Mr..
Tannehil will make the Greenlaw Opera
House well worthy of the patronage of
the Memphis public, who are always
willing to appreciate and crown with
success those who cater to their tastes
by producing first class dramatic enter
tainments.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25
Tnr Good Idea re.opens to.nighl.

Our JOB OFFICE The PUBLIC LEDGER
job printing department has been lately
supplied with the latest and most APP
proved patterns of type, borders and
presses, and is better prepared than ever
to accommodate the mercantile public.
Our prices will continue to be the most
reasonable in the city, while our work is
guaranteed to give satisfaction. We have
the only complete printing Office in the
city, ard will continue 10 give our Gus
toners inducements no others in this
market can afford. Call and see. t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25
ATTEMPTED RAPE BY NEGRO
He is Shot, Captured and Sent to
Prison.

Yesterday mo- ming, at q plantation
near the city, a negro named Tob Wan
attempted to commit a rape on the per
son of a white girl in field near The
house. The cries of the girl brought sew
eral parties to her rescue, when the ne
gro fed. He was pursued and captured
after three shots had been fred at him,
one Of which struck him near the ear.
After his capture he came near being
summ0rily disposed of by the friends Of
the young lady, who punished him Sc
verely. He was brought to the city, and
is now confined in jail awaiting trial
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25
RE MovAL.
DEMovAL.-
= CHANGE OF BASE.

Owing to the heavy epd rapidly incr easing de-;
mand for the Great Southern Preparations"
we are compelled to remove to q more spacious
building, giving room for extensive manuisctu,
l23' Of lie Hughes Block, corner OF Main and
heal streets, where we design conducting q
general Wholesale and retail drug business. In
Connection with the manufacture Of the /" Great
Southern Preparations.
would saw. give US a call. Our drugs are pure,
onr prices are low, and our clerks competent.
aul3-Im J. z. DR0MGOOLE 4 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25
Go TO the Good Idea tonight.


BOARD OF HEALTH-At the meeting Of
the Board of Health yesterday the com
mittee appointed at last meeting, re-
ported that they had called on the Mayor,
and he was willing that the State Hos
pital should be used for a cholera hos
pital, or at least portion of it, under the
direction of Dr. Keller. Should the dis
ease demand it, the whole State Hospital
would be used for cholera patients The
Mayor disapproved of the erection OF
hospital tents at Fort Pickering. he
THE secretary also had conference
with s. b. Beaumont, Superintendent
Metropolitan Police, who expressed every
desire to cooperate with the Board OF
Health for the general good, and would
instruct his Sanitary Sergeant To co-one-
rate with the disinieciing corps. A com
munication was read from the Mayor,
in which he instructed Dr. Cavanagh to
make all arrangements for the sick, and
stating that he had given directions to
the City Engineer to erect stables at the
wharf for ambulances, etc. Some dis
cussion was had as to the disinfectant
adopted by the Board, when a resolution
was passed that it be made public. 1t is
"Sulphate zinc, pounds; copperas, As
pounds; carb. lime, So pounds; creosote,
3 drachms; pulverized charcoal, 2
pounds" A resolution was passed to the
effect that physicians send none but
cholera cases to the State Hospital
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25

To the Board Of Health: ~, -"..n.N'
GENTLEMEN We, the undersigned,
have been appointed BY the Board OF
Health of this city to address the public
on the subject of cholera. First we are
happy to state that cholera does not
exist here as an epidemic at this time.
| Last week FIVE or six sporadic cases &C.
| Cured, since which we have heard of a
few cases As this dread pestilence
prevails TO some extent in the CITIES
above, and at New Orleans, we may
reasonably look for. its appearance in
| our city at some time this fall or winter
But we believe it will hardly be in an
| epidemic form, as it has never prevailed
in our city to any-great extent ~ ITS Tor
mer visitations. Aside from this, no
pains are spared by the city authorities
and the Board of Health to render every
efficient aid 10 protect the public healtll
such as cleansing the city by the removal
Of filth and decaying matters, and the
free use of disinfectants, and the arrange.
ment of suitable hospitals for the poor,
in different parts of She city, with nurses
and officers. If these arrangements
are carried out as Contemplated by
the city authorities, we may reason
ably believe that this disease, IL il
should appear 10 our midst, will be
confined TO very narrow limits, and soon.
disappear from the city We would -e
commend to all persons that ifthe chol
era should visit ns, 60 b, calm and self
possessed, not nldalge IN any excess in
eating or drinking, bit live az near as
possible as they are accustomed Any
abrupt change of habit on the approach
of an epidemic is always attended with
danger. InordiRate use Of fruit should
be avoided; indeed all food that is ditli-
cult of digestion shonld be avoided, es-
pecially should fresh hsh and pork be
considered "contraband. ~ It would be
we'll for all persons 70 watch the FIRST
symptoms oil the disease -diarrhea-
When this symptom arises, consult yonr
family physician Furthermore, we re
commend the use of the disinfectant as
prepared BY L. l. Huette, on Court street,
BY dissolving one poand in fifteen gal,
Ions of water, and throwing portion of
it, thrice week, down the privy sink,
else by the use Of lime sprinkled in all
damp places One great popular error
is TO look out for specifying for cholera
Every cnse of cholera has 10 be treated
by the physician upon well known path
illogical conditions at the time he sees
his patient What may be proper az
one time might be entirely pertinieious
an hour nftet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25

the project---were read, when the follow
ing ommunication was handed in
MEuPHIs. TENN. August "a, 1877.
To the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN: 1t seems that a misap-
prehension has arisen in the minds Of
some of your honorable body in regard
to the intention of the Memphis Freight
ing Company toward the draying inter-
ests of the city To dispel any such mis-
conception of the object of this corpora
ton, the company propose, in any con.
tract ii may make with the city, to bind
itself not to engage or be interested in
any manner whatever in the draying
business or to engage or be interested
in any manner whatever in carrying
goods from point to point in the city, ex-
cept as contemplated in the charter of
the company that is, to convey the
goods from the boats at the levee to the
summit Of thegbluf, and there deliver
the same to the draymen Of the city.
For the company,
G. ii. EBBERT, President
Alderman johnson offered resolution
to the effect that the application of the
Memphis Freighting Company be al
lowed, after the agreements, terms and
conditions upon which they are to exer-
else this privilege, have been entered
into with the city of Memphis.
An exciting debate and colloquy en-
sued, members being frequently called
to order. The measure was supported
by Messrs Grace, Johnson and Leonard
in speeches of varous length, while
Messrs. Morgan, Hill, Clancy, O'Msho-
ney and Kelley did their best against it.
The resolution was adopted by vote
of eight to six, as follows: Yeas-John-
son, Leonard, Walker, Burke, Creighton,
Harvey, Toof, Grace. Nays-O'Maho-
ney, Clancy, Morgan, O'Donnell, Kelly,
Green.