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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

KLAMArH.--Not long ago Anthony Griffith
killed an Indian at Weitchpeck. The tribe got
fussy over it, and Sheriff Brown assured them
that justice should be done. Our candid opin-
ion is that Griffith ought to have "killed two
birds with one one stone' while he was about
it. Much Indian mischief has been done in the
vicinity of that same Weitchpeck. Thos. Aber,
old Trinitarian, and one of the wide-awake,
go-ahead people of Klamath, has received the
necessary wire to complete bridge over the
Klamath at Orleans Bar. s. H. BirdSall is the
successor of James Osborn, deceased as County
Treasurer. A substantial bridge has been built
over Redwood creek, on the Trinidad trail.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

WET, GUT UsEFUL.--The mal--State and
been eleven days on the way from San Francisco.
The papers were in a mushy state, being
thoroughly soaked, but the letters were dry and
readable. Mr.. Oberdeeners News Depot resem-
bled the dry-room of publishing house for a
while, but he managed to fit his customers out
with very distinct reading matter after all. We
have occasion to thank him for the Sacramento
Union of as late date as the Oath, as we'll as for
a file of Harpers and Leslie's Illustrated Papers
and a copy Of Frank Leslie's Comic almanac for
1867. He has more of them left
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29
Special Autites.

The Grand Crusade.-HEALrH's MrssroNARY-To
anguish of those upon whom disease has laid
heavy hand has been for twenty the mission Of
THOMAS HOLLOWAY During the whole of that time he has
not only been warning with for his ally and true sci
for his guide against all the malade incident to
kind but against the false of treatment under which
they gathered strength and increased in magny He
is the Medical Crusader of the Nineteenth Century, and
the superciasts whose skiudeep fail to reach the
of disease and merely lay brief embargo tne
symptoms have been unable make head aga the
luton he has naugurated In have they taken the field
armed and accoured the professional code directs with
lancet blister drastic purge and Supplying opae he has
met them with universal specifics Pill and Oint-
men and driven them dscomted from the conflict 1t
be truly said of his Ointment in the words of the great dra
matist, that
at droopeth like the gentle dew from heaven
Upon the place beneath
healing and cooling the anget wound ulcer and
ing species of external Inflammation With the
truth lply Shaksperes definition of to o
loway worldenowned internal remedy 1t is tcice bless
ed 1t bleseth him that gives and him that takes for ii lit
orally roots out the preisposng of disease blessing
the patient with renewed health and the loving watchers by
the couch of pain with the of radical cureL
erpool Mercury
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

TIE STORM AND FIooD AT HoNr-In the following we
of the storm since last issue:
part of the county no information has
been received further than that were not much
swollen, owing to the heavy fall of on the mountains
-Four or ve days ago snow reported be feet deep
on Scott mountain Whether there any considerable
fall in Trinity Valley, we have not learned
The water two three feet higher in Grass Valley
creek than during the food of 81 Biy DonuelIy an en-
plosee Of the Wagon Road Company, that fifteen
bridges away or damaged on that
and that the road is badly washed Indian Reddnas and
Browne creeks were higher than before known All the
dams along the two were carried away
ana number OF numes over them destroyed The bridge
over Browns creek the Hay Fork road is gone and Tie
report comes that Hay Fork ten feet higher than
ever KNOWN None Of the large fumes spanning Trinity
river or bridges except Surdivant injured that we
entirely destroyed also the one belonging to the
Charley Hop Company at Evans Bar The wheel at ouis
aaD OLD place. and the Portuguese wheel at Keser uh
Bar Wheel all right last
have late information from below North Fork but hear
OF no great damage being DONE The was at high
e IN Canon creek but great losses sustained
stuart FORK at Bates VanMatres ranch up to
the high water mark of last Winter Pbhrook Canyon
creek ditch was brn full and working like charm at last
accounts landslide from the hill back of MILESTONE Rar
very uhceremonously elected Charley Shoppe the
brotner Milling their domci with very soft mud
before they could get good clothes winter grub out
In Weaverve Basin particular damage has been done
since our last issue Judging from Dr. Wares sayso the
ground must be thoroughly drenched turned the
out OF one OF his bitches the other day and the whole length
OF was Immediately filled by the oozing up
from the bottom Actually squeezed from quartz
ders, he George Jumper thinks there
common crop of Old Bally" by this
storm been high that he could it, legs
not long peoples know Of either So far
this is acknowledged 20 be the best opening mining
season ever KNOWN and the miners are improving it with
n Wi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

SCHOOL BALL.-All citizens who are favorable
to the maintenance of the Public School will
have an opportunity of displaying their lber-
ality New Years night. Everything will be
comfortably arranged at the Theater. The new
Ladies room will be well warmed, and lunch
served on the stage. At the time of writing the
heavens betoken a clear-up. # it is pleasant,
there will be no excuse for absence, unless oc-
casoned by sickness necessity. The occasion
is one on which citizens generally turn out, and
the object one of the best which year will offer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29
Special Medical NOti

Special Medical NOtiee.-DR CuAs II. TOZER
would most respectfully the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the place, CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco, where
he has been established for many years. for the Of SPE
CIAL COMPLAINTS. Having renquished my old mode OF
Advertising which become with all the Quack
Doctors Francisco filling the papers of San Fla y
with false references for the Of imposing upon
strangers think it only necessary inform those in need
of a PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE and SUCCESSFUL
PRACTICE be Consulted at all business hours at
my Medical Institute Kearney and Jackson
San Francisco.
suffering from Whites Piles Weakness of the back
Pain Side Headache Palpation of the Heart, De-
raugement of their Monthly Sickness and all other Diseases
that the Female System subject to, will find prompt relief
by applying Dr. CIIAS. ii. T0ZER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never known to fail
in giving relief those for which they recommend
ed. To be obtained only office Price FIVE DOLLARS,
with full directions each box Sent by mail express
Address CHAS H. TOZEI,. VI. D., San Francisco Cal.
Lock Box 1884. Consultation free. All communications
strictly confidential. CHAS. II. T0ZER, NJ. D..
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital, London
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

DAMP AT MARYsv1LLE.-The reader will judge
from the following, which we take from the Ma
rysville Appeal of last Sunday, that some rain
has fallen in the vicinity of that city =" Our
streets, at present, are in better condition for
navigation than the Feather river during low wa
ter. The Flora, if now running, could come up
to the St. Nicholas, Western House, or any other
house on the channel. We have enough rea-
dy-made mortar on hand to extend the city to
HOncutn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

HOMICIDE AT RED BLUFF.-The Observer pub
fishes the particulars of an affray which occur
red there on the 18th, in which John B. Roden, a
teamster who drove to Weaverville during the
past season, cut Moses P. Pritchard so badly
that he died on the 20th He was buried by the
Odd Fellows, of which Society he was men,
Der, as we'll as of the Brass Band and Military
Company, both of which attended his remains to
their last reStinp-place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

GooD-Grant faggart tells US that the party
given at French Gulch on Christmas night, by
Harry Burk, was a good one in every respect
1t stormed like sixty, and there were but few
strangers present, but still it was big party.
We are glad to hear it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

We invite attention to the card of Charley Hop
Lee, in another column. There is little doubt
but plan is on foot among the party to which
All Cook belonged to assassinate Charley for
alleged completely in the killing of that individ-
ual Charley protests his innocence, and de-
clares his willingness to answer to any such
charge before the proper authorities The Chi
plan of settlement is life for life, without
arbitration, when they have reason to imagine
countryman of the opposite party guilty. The
proper officers should give this matter their at
tention, and see that even-handed Justice is done
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

SoUrHERN OVERLAND MAIL.-Congressman
Bidwell is moving in favor of Southern
Overland Mail route from San Francisco to
Memphis Tenn, uia Los Angeles, Arizona and
New Mexico. The rapid settlement of the two
latter Territories, as well as the country inter
vening between New Mexico and the Missis-
sippi, demands the establishment of such con-
yenience.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

STRANGE HoLIDAys PERFoRMANcE-The two
weeks storm wound up on Thursday afternoon
with an old-fashioned thunder shower of an
hours duration. More vivid lightning is seldom
witnessed in the heated month of August, and
the thunder which accompanied it was of the
genuine and remarkably distinct kind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

DRowNED.-We learn from the Shasta Courier
of last week that Cain Mahoney, an old resident
of Shasta county, was drowned in his claim on
Grizzlv Gulch. Dec. 18th land slide carried
himself and partner into the Gulch, but the lat
ter got out again. Grant Taggart informs US
that Mahoney's body was subsequently recover
ed some two miles from the scene of the accident.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

DUE NoTIcE.-All such predatory varmints as
California lions, panthers, coyotes, wild cats
and eagles are notified that the stock growers
and farmers of Tehama county met on the 22d
instant to take measures for their determination.
They had better hunt a new base of operations.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

SACRAMENTO ALL RIGHr.-The Union of last
Saturday says that at dusk on Friday the Sacra-
mento was twenty feet and three inches above
low water mark. On the same afternoon the
American was two feet below the food-mark of
1862, but not within seven feet of the top of the
new ieyce
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

THE Nevada Gazette learns that VIM. S. Byrne,
editor of the Grass Valley Union-a johnson
sheets to be appointed inspector of shoe pegs
for that District in Bigler makes his ap-
pointment 60 stick
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

SETTLE.-We want good many delinquents
to remember that the commencement of the new
year is good time to liquidate their indebted
ness to this Office. One more number also closes
the present Volume of the JOURNAL, when a
large number Of subscriptions will expire. Call
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

Snor BY INDIANs.-Geo. w. Ward has received
letter from Oregon stating that Il. j. Kester,
formerly of this place, was murdered by In
dians near Canyon City, in that State, on the
Ct of Nnremhar
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29
Ayers Ague Cure

For the Speedy Cure Of Intermittent Fsrsr FEVER and
AGUE, Remitent Fsrer, Chill Feyer Dumb Ague, Period
col Headache Bilious Headache, and Bilious Frrers
indeed for The uhoe class Of diseases originating hillary
arrangement caused Jy the Malaria Of miasnac countries
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

Evans has ordered that all military companies in
the State which shall not have perfected their
organization by the last day of December, be
mustered out of service in pursuance of the law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

22d we learn that the water was three feet deep
in the streets of Tehama-six inches deeper than
in 1861. Below that point the telegraph poles
were washed away and the line under water.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

PuScruAL.--Grant Toggart is making his
regular schedule trips between this place and
Shasta, spite of storm, swollen streams and
badly damaged roads. We hope as much for
his sake, as the balance of the humans in this
region, that the elements will "let up for a
while
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

HoME.-Sheriff Cochran returned on Monday,
having delivered the murderer Broadwater TO
the authorities of Lander county, Nevada, who
were rejoiced at having him safe in custody Mr..
Cochran many old Trinitarians during his
absence, the Whereabouts of whom will in
form our readers in another number.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

~ Hope for the Amicted.-IN another part OF
this paper Will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. J. c. Young in 1850 In thisage
carlaansm it is boon to tho suffering to
where they of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and Under the of the skl Doctor
the sick and troubled dvest themselves OF their burdens
pain and shame lay aside their and health
and happiness. If sick in trouble do not hes
the advertisement and follow the advice. Do not
forget the number the of directing letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $50 Washington street San Fran
cisco 443m.sn.
Rr MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, Essay
of Warning and Instruction for Young Men Also Disea
and Abuses which PROSTATE the Vital Powers with
of relief Sent free of charge in sealed letter
envelopes Address Dr.. j. SKILLIN HOUGIIT0N, Howard
Association. Philadelphia Pa. 251y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

DEc1DED.-The suit of Geo. W Palmer against
Benz. Large, for ejectment, which was taken un-
der advisement by Judge Garter, has been decid-
ed in favor of plaintiff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

BoGUs GOLD DUsT.-On Christmas Eve one of
the members of the Wing Chong firm (China)
presented a lot of gold dust at Greenhood &
Newhauer's bank to be exchanged for coin. Mr..
Block examined the dust and found it to contain
three or four ouces of bogus gold He bought a
half ounce, selecting only what he supposed to
be bogus particles, and returned the balance. On
Thursday he caused the arrest Of Wing Chong
and his brother, who were placed under 81 900
bonds for appearance. The bogus dust is the
best counterfeit we have ever seen, and none but
an expert in the business would be able to de-
tect it if mixed with genuine dust. The PARTICLES
are of all sizes, nearly round, and are composed
of tin or lead, thickly coated with gold. Some
of the particles were cut in twain and subjected
to boiling acid, which quickly eat away the in
side and left only thin shell of gold. Alto
gether, it is remarkable counterfeit, and we
hope the rascals who manufactured and put it
into circulation will be fully punished.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

ONCE MoRE-We wish the readers of the TRIM
lrY JOURNAL IA Happy New-Year = The one
just closing has been year of general prosperi-
ty within our borders, both in mining and ag-
rculture. The future looks bright. A large
gold yield and good crops are again promised
Many of the adventures who have left us during
the past FIVE years are back again, and more are
sure to follow. They bring with them increased
experience, and confidence in the richness of our
mines. We look with hope to the future, certain
that old Trinity will yet prove herself the richest
and best placer mining county in the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

The many old friends of Edward Fogarty will
regret to hear of his death, which occurred at
Louisville, Ky, November llth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

cHANGE.-Until lately the Weaverville mail
has left Arcata on Monday. During the remain
der of the winter it will start from that place
on Thursday. 1t is a rough road to travel in
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

DWELLING GoNE-We regret to hear that the
Two-Mle House, Weaver creek, owned and
occupied by Jacob Waldorf, was so nearly des-
troyed by the food last week that the family
have been Obliged to yacate it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29
9eaths:

At Louisville, Ky, November llth, OF con
sumption, EDWARD FoeERrT, formerly OF "ea-
verville, aged 4l years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29
FreSe'S Hamburg Tea,

the preservative against almost any sickness if
used timely Composed of herbs only it be given safe
y to infants. Full directions in English French Spanish
and German. with every package. TRY IT
For sale all the wholesale and retail drug and
ceres. EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent, 40 Clay street,
DC w. Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

BOWELS CoLc PARALYSIS and DERANGEMENr
all of which, when originating in this put the
intermittent type become periodical This CURE expes
the poison from the blood and thus them all alike 1t
not only the eecua remedy discovered tns
class of complaints but it is the cheapest and is
perfectly safe No harm arise from its pa
tent when cured is left healthy he had
disease Can this be said of other for Chs
yer? 1t is true of this and its Importance to those afflicted
with the complaint cannot be estimated. So it
to the Fever and Ague that be uly said
De certain remedy One dealer complains that
good medicine to SELL because bottle whole neigh
borhood.
Prepared by j. C. AVER Co., Lowell Mass and sold by
NJ. OBERDEENER. Weaverville CRANE 4 BRIGHAM and
r. H. MCDONALD 4 Co. San Francisco. 43:tj1
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29
M'sekly Trinity soarnal.
WeaveviIIe, Saturday, Dec. 20, 1866.

CaRrsTMAs-was observed here after all sorts
of fashions, whether the most approved or not.
High Mass was celebrated at the Catholic Church
on the preceding evening. The day was abb
sorbed in the swallowing of egg nog," I" tom
and jerry" and other high or low-toned drinks,
and an effort at having good time on the part
of most people. The above is only given as
hearsay evidence, as the dilapidated condition of
the writer prohibited him from seeing exactly
how things were done. But as will be noticed
by reference to the proper heading, nuptials were
celebrated that day, and somebody at least had a
good time. The little folks were jubilant and
patriotic, and report says some of the big ones
got to exercising their lungs on mouth-organs or
" "squawkers" towards the last. The dance in
the evening is mentioned as not having been
success, owing either to the incement weather
or the disposition of citizens to stay at home
We did not know, until after the last JOURNAL
was printed, that party was intended for that
evening, or due mention would have been made
of it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

FEVER AND AGUE IS NOT THE ONLY
consequence of the miasmatic poison. A
great variety of disorders arise from its irri-
tation. in malarious districts, among which
Iare NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, GoUT, HEAD
ACHE, BLINDNESS, ToorHAcHE. EARAcHE, Ca
TARRH, ASTHMA, PALpITArIoN, PAINFUL Az
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-29

8F- The best Remedy for Purifying the
Blood Strengthening the Nerves Restoring the Lost App
ite ia
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TO CON>UmPTIvEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health 10
fsw weeks By very simple remedy aer having suffered
for several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumpton-is anxions To make known
70 his fellow. .su6erers the means Of cure.
To all Who desire It. he will send copy of the pre-
seipios a~ed Gree Of chargs) with the directions for
preparing and ssing the same. which they will fnd
SURE CURE for t:oxsrhrrIoS, ASTHMA. BRoScHIrIs,
CoCess Cetsa and AL Throat and Lung Aectsons The
only object Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription
V benefit the afsete< And spread information which
he soneevss 10 be Invaluable and he hopes every suffer-
will try his remedy, IL will them nothing and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the rreseps ssxx, by return mail,
will please address
~.lrf Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
sS5yl williamsburgh, Kings Co.. New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-03

CHURCH DtErs.-After the building Of both
the Methodist aud the Congregational Church.
es, in this village. the respective societies fourd
themselves involved ia an onerops and dis,
couraging debt. That OF the first menti Toned
society was 10 round numbers 81, 900, while
the Congregational society has been burJeued
with some Sc 900 liability. A short tim.
since. our Methodist friends determined 20
make the effort 10 remove this incabus frou,
their shoulders. and as is usually the case, -
where there is = will there is a way,-tbe eff,r,
was successful. The debt has been cancelled
aud the church aud society find themselves
square with the world, and 10 the enjoyment OF
an atmosphere and respiration of correspond
ing freedom aud comfort. Prod,ing by so
wholesome an example, the Congregations
Church have within two or three weeks, taken
hold OF the same work, and at the time of this
writing, lack but au Insignificant iritie Of the
S6 1000, 10 ocQaesiionatle pledges. Thus 10
about the space OF three mouths, beside the
ordinary contributions for The support of relic.
ioo 10 this community. there has been pledged
the sum OF sll 900. Such lberaty carries its
own commendation.
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oERrIFIcATE OF Authority.

CERTIFICATE OF Authority.
(To expire the sist day Of January, ls67)
OFFIoE AUDITOR OF sFxfk ,
lssrRANcs uEPAkTNKxr
CoLUnBUs, Ono, Feb 5th ls66. y
WHEREAs, The SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
located At New York, In the State of New ork has
filed In this Office, statement Of its eondtou -
required by the first section Of the To regulate
Companies not Incorporated by the State OF Obo
passed april g. 1885, and amended February o. 1864 And
WArsss sAd company has furnished the
factory evidence bat Is possessed Of ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual capital invested in
stocks or bonds or 10 mortgages OF real estate double
tue amount Tor which the Ia notgaged WAersas
said company has hled in this oce wltsa astrumsut
under its corporate al gred the President and
ta theieo authorizing agent agents Of eimpa-
In this state 10 service proces or and In
behalf Of said company, secorng 10 the said law
Now, IhkRkFoRE In pursuance Of aforesaid act l.
JAMES GOODMAN, Auditor Of State OHIO do hereb,
certify that said SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY 81
New YORK. authorised totansact the business Fire and
Marine Insure pce In this State Until the thirty rs day of
January, In the year thousand eight Ausdrsd and
seven.
IL wrsEss wnrEsoy. have hssssuto sssssrissd ny
% a.ps AND sss.-a shs sal Of my once 2 b s5sS The
tsAI.J luAr.l 80 Asdasss q sAia
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REAL Estate CHASoE.-L. 5. Sherman, E.q,
has purchased the homestead Of Mrs. 8. A
NelIis, scing some eight acres OF land, foI
the sum Of $4,000 The lsud has frontage
on both Prospect street-North Ridge-and
Depot street, favorable for building purposes
MIR. Sherman goes into possession occupaocy,
10 couple Of weeks from the time of purchas,
Saturday oath. The Tenant house, mex,
west, is reserved by Mrs. N. for ber own occu
paDcy.
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RkvIvALs are in progress at the M. f..
Baptist aud Presbyterian Churches Of Youngs-
town. A considerable iLterest seems TO be
manifested 10 the several denominations. Sew
era immersons took place on Sabbath. l4ih
slt preparatory 10 uniting with The Baptist
Church.
Our correspoudent--A Subscriber-will not
fail TO notice these crumbs OF comfort, aBd al.
low them to have their inli eject upon his Leavy
and discoDsola,e soul. fsts' -
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A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE has been formed in
Con neaut for tie breaking up Of all liquor es.
,a' lisbmenis. Sufficient means have been sub.
SCI ibed to carry on the prosecution OF any deal.
er they muy light npon, end the work goes
braveIy on, inspiring confidence, aud afording
encouragement of ultimate success. The Con-
neauters do not do thii IS by halves, aud il they
should make "'1'he CALLED jade wiuce,7 in this
step, it would be Just like tm.