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tice is therefore hereby given that on
Monday. June 18th,

A. D., 1866, between the hours Of 10 clock, A..
NJ and o clock, P. NJ. of that day, at the Court
House door, in said county, will expose at pub
lie sae 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 wit:
"All that certain piece parcel of land, sit
uate lying and being in the county of Trinity
and State of California, about % miles north of
Trinity Center, known as the Buckeye Ranch,
and described follows, to wit Situate on the
west bank of Trinity river, commencing at q
large pine tree on the said west bank, thence run
ming north one mile up said river to stake,
marked B. said stake being about fifteen rods
west of the west bank of the river, thence run
ming westerly eighty rods to stake marked A.,
thence south parallel with the eastern line OF the
claim one mile to 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 appurtenanccs thereunto belong
ing or in any wise appurtaining, including dwell
ing house, barns. saw mill, water rights, &c
Dated April l3, 1866. JAMES COCHRAN,
I44i. Sheriff Trinity Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

New NAIL AND EXPRESS LIEE.-We ask atten-
tion to the advertisement of the Weaverville and
Shasta U. S. Mail and Express line. Mr.. Tag
gert, the proprietor, has purchased all the stock,
buildings, &C., of the Stage Company on the
route and with this change goes out of exist
ence the most liberal, enterprisng and fair
dealing corporation Of which the Pacific coast
ever boasted-the California Stage Company
The new applicant for favor is we'll known to
many of our people, and is worthy, energetic
and reliable business man. He will continue to
make tri-weekly trips as heretofore, touching at
Lewiston both ways and the public may rest as
sured that all business entrusted to the line
will be punctualy and correctly attended to-
Success to the new proprietor is our wish
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

SARcAsTIc.-The following letter has been sent
to Senator Doolittle by a prominent citizen of
Racine, Wisconsin
]. R. DooLIrgLE-Dear Sir Your speech on
the j" Lincoln and Johnson policy of restora-
ton is received, and in reply beg leave to re-
turn you the compliment in the speech of your
colleague Hon. T. o. Howe, which l herewith
send you, hoping that you will read itand shape
your dongs according to the noble principles
therein contained. Oh how proud should be
of you had you been the author of Howe's speech.
Truly yours, though awfnlly disappointed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

"TRAsH." by Mondays Stage we received a
note from our good Shasta friend, Geo. R. Knox,
saying that Charley Combs had been entrusted
with box of "trash F" to our address Char
ley as usual, delivered the box in fine order,
and '' true as you are live" it was filled with
fine, ripe, luscious strawberries. We know that
Knox is staid old bachelor and that he q can t
Dance" but forgetful indeed of our latitude and
frosty set-backs must he be when he labels
strawberries in May "trash.' We shall remem-
ber you "when our ship comes home from sea, -
George.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

THE Mission OF RADIcALIsM.--Some two months
since Mr.. Highly made an able argument in the
House of Representatives one of the Consu-
tutional Amendments, which he closed in the
following words:
Mr.. Speaker, think the passage of this res
oution and the adoption of it by the States
thereby making it a portion of the Constitution
will give power over these subjects. But, sir
it is no more than due and proper caution, In the
midst of the stirring events that we are living In
now, in view of those which past, that we
should hold the power which we possess here In
this legislative body to dicide this question for
ourselves. and in our own way, without execu-
tive dictation. And we hold this power if we in
sist have been insisting, that 1T shall
be decided by legislative action. We hold this
very subject of slavery that will grow up under
the exception to the late amendment entirely
within our power, and we will be enabled to
Danish really and forever the institution of slave
ry from the limits of this country. And God
knows that is my hearts desire.
Mr. Speaker, | trust that the wisdom OF TINS
House will run in the same channel that 1t has
done heretofore and that the radicalism that is
talked about here, and which is made use of on
ly as a fimsy excuse by the enemies Of the coun-
try to stigmatize the very principles that were
held by the Thirty -Egth Congress as the extreme
of the revolutionary doctrines of the day. hope
that that radicalism will continue. 1t is the on
ly straight forward way of dealing with the ques-
ton. If we stand firm in our adhesion to these
doctrines we shall be the conservators of the
rinhts of the people and the institutions OF the
Country. There will be no danger then, and nc
doubt as to the successful termination of all oul
trouhleS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

CITIZENS MEETNG.-Quite a number of citi.
zens assembled on Saturday evening, in response
to published call, to signify their desire fer. an
Independence Day celebration in Weaverville.--
The meeting was adjourned to assemble on Sat.
urday evening, May 26th, at John Martins Of
fee. The home feeling is decidedly in favor o
a celebration, and we are already aware that the
proposition is warmly seconded on the outside
1t is more than just exhibition of patriot
ism that it is SO, and properly commenced, we
know that the occasion can be made one of sat-
iSfactory recreation for all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

lMPRovEaENTs.-Maurice Hyde is building n
handsome cottage residence on the Sloan place
1t will be an ornament to that portion of town.
and Mrs. Hyde would be fitting ornament for
the house. 1t is merely suggestion, Maurice
Ex-Sherif' Clifford has laid new sidewalk in
front of his building Nos. IL and 40, Main
street, an improvement which nobody is dis
posed to growl at. Our landlords, Hoslinger
Einfalt, are laying a new walk, and building
a new pair of stairs and balcony for the greater
safety of the JOURNAL patrons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

An EARLY GuBERSAToRIAL Bmn.-C. Me-
dor, one of the 81 heavy men" of Stockton and
Mayor elect, is mentioned candidate for Gov
ernor in 1867 He is one of the Trustees Of N.
new a Times Publishing Company" and that ac
cauntc for il
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Births:

At Big Flat, May 10th, the wife of E. B. Bar
mum, of a DAUGHTER.
In Weaverville, May 18th, the wife of VIM. Lit
tie, of a DAUGHTER.
At Browns Creek, May 18th, the wife.of J. NJ.
Wallace, of SON.
In Weaverville, May 10th, the wife of William
Niemann, of DAUGHTER.
In Shasta, May 9th, the wife of Hon. c. C.
Bush, of a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

From recent scientific Investigations in Europe
it has been shown most conclusively that in To-
calities where impure water is drank by the in
habitants the cholera has principally ragged, pro-
wing impure water 10 be of the chief causes
OF cholera.-Exchange.
Then Trinity may be put down as an anti-chol-
era district, certain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

NEW AGE."-This paper organ of the Odd
Fellows in California, has been ENLARGED 70 do,
BILE its former size 1t is now ed;.od
Desty. formerly of this place. and ccn.a: noper
great amount of interesting reading matter Az
members of the Order should subscrihe f., :.
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Ordered, that a c. George be appointed Over
seer of junction City road district. to fil'unex-
pired term of Pat Cullen, on filing bond in $1,000.
Ordered, that the Auditor ascertain amount of
money in treasury belonging to each road dis
trict, and application of Overseers he issue
warrant on Treasurer for respective amounts, pay
able to present incumbents.
In accordance with petition of citizens of New
River township, R. NJ. D. Williamson was ap-
pointed Justice of the Peace of said township,
on filing approved bond in $1,000.
Ordered that an additional tax of five cents on
each Sloo of taxable property for the fiscal year
of lS66-'67, for State Military purposes be lev
led and assessed, and a tax of three cents on
each 500, for Insane Asylum purposes, be lev
led and assessed, in accordance with Acts of Leg
islature, to be collected other taxes are.
On the last day of the session, the Treasurer
being in attendance with all sealed proposals re-
ceved for the surrender of county Warrants, in
accordance with an Act of Legislature creating
a Redemption Fund for said county, the follow
jno bids were accented and ordered paid
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

Ar IT AGAIN.-We notice by the Humboldt
Times that John 7. Young Co. have just open
ed the finest saloon in Eureka. 1t is called tn,
"Challenge" Why didn't You stick to " Banl
Exchange John?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

FRosr.-The Yreka Journal says =" From all
parts of the county we hear of great destruction
Of fruit from the late frosts. Vegetables and
grain have not suffered much from the fact that
very little had come up in the most dangerous
localities"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

SPRING SHowERs.-Last, Sunday two or three
sprightly showers of rain fell, extending, so far
as we can learn, over the greater part of the
county, and doing great benefit to the grain and
vegetable crops. Another lively rain of nearly
an hour duration, visited this locality on Thurs
day afternoon. Vegetation of all kinds looks
cheerful in consequence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

L.-Brownlow says that u soon at
ter President Lincon's death, President johnson
called upon Mr. Sumner to write him Thanks
giving proclamation-that Mr.. Sumner wrote it,
and it was full of christian spirit and patriotism
Now, President johnson is abusing Mr.. Sumner
as a traitor, while Mr.. Sumner hasn't changed a
PARTICLE But the President has.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

WIRE BRIDGE.-The Humboldt Bay Journal
says that Mr.. John F. Martin, of Martins Ferry
intends erecting new Wire Suspension bridge
across the Klamath river, on the site of the one
carried away by the food of 1861. Such an i'm
pro.ement is loudly called for by the business OF
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S. r. Short, do do ...... 6S oo
R. n. Davidson, do do "a Oo
A. j. Loomis, clerk of Board, ............. 70 W
Ordered, that each township in Trinity comfy
is hereby declared and established an Elecnon
District, and each place in which the polls were
opened and held at the last election for judicial
officers hereby declared precincts for holding
the polls or places of election hereafter until FUR
ther ordered
Ordered, that the foregoing proceedings be pub
lished in the TRINITY JOURNAL.
A. G. PRICE, Chairman.
A i Toourc Socretarv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

Go AND SEE !--Einfalt l. Hoslinger announce
the arrival of their Spring and Summer stock ol
goods in the Boot and Shoe line. You can buy
anything from Opera slippers to brogans at their
establishment. Likewise, saddlery, whips, &C.
Besides, you get good bargains at their place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

NEWS FAvoRs-Mr. Oberdeener has kept. US
regularly supplied with the Sacramento Union
during the week, and on Wednesday night fur
nished US with files of late Eastern pictorials.-
The May number of all the Magazines has been
received by him
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

HOME MASurAcruRE.-Lang advertises the re-
ceipt of large quantity of wine from Wood
mans Vineyard, Shasta county, which is pro-
nounced a superior article.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

aSErrLrD.-Judge Sawyer, of San Francisco,
has decided that the Military bill signed by the
Governor is the same that passed both Houses Of
the Legislature, SO the Military tax is abolished
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

-, THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS TO
f1zl sell his private residence ON Center street,
E=aEI-with or without the furnture-cheap
for cash. U. Il. "lAhihmo
Weaverville, Oct. 10 1855. so''o''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

LEWISTON ExpREss.-Mr. Kse has got his line
in running order again, and is ready to do busi-
ness, as will be seen by advertisement elsewhere.
He attends promptly to all business in his line
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

VINO WOULDN'T BE PRINTER.-Chauncey
Langdon has our thanks for magnificent leg of
venison donated the other day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

Coop ADVERTISEMENT. Tiffany, the San Fran
cisco halter, paid $500 for the first ticket at the
auction sale of seats for Forests opening night
at Maguire's Academy of Music.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

We notice by the Red Bluff Observer that O..
H. P. Norcross and J. B. Higinbotham have fit
ted Up Photographic Gallery in that place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

STaAwBERRlEs.-We acknowledge the present
q frop LIZ, A. G. Beardsley of dish of fine, ripe
spaMberries-the first homegrown ones of the
season-for which that gentleman has our thanks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

INDIAN CREEK ExpREss.-We learn that it is
the intention of Corbus l. Bro, Indian Creek
merchants, to run semi-weekiy Express be-
tween that place and Weaveryille, commencing
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1faths:

AZ Grass Valley, Trinity CO.. May 10th, JOHN
S., youngest of r. II. and Catharine Brad
ley, aged year and 30 days.
Humboldt ,Nevadal Regis'er please copy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

era were reported at the Quarantine hospital
New York, on the llth of May.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

sBEAR IN MsD-That the party at Thede's Ho-
tel, Canon City, takes place on next Friday eve
ming, May 25th. a @
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no. Hope for the Amloted.-1s another part Of

To- Hope for the Ahiicted.-IN another part of
this paper will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. c. Young in 1880 In
of deceit and carlatanm it is boon to tho suffering to
them where they Of obtaining the wish
relief Under the of the skfu Doctor
the sick troubled dvest themselves of their burdens
and shame lay aside their and health
and happiness If sick in trouble do hes-
Head the advertisement and follow the advice Do
forget the number the of directing letter.
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street Fran
cisco. 443m.sn
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GREENWOOD & NEWBAUER,
To for Trinity comfy
SHERIFF'S SALE
UNDER FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLOS-
d ure of mortgage and order of sale, duly made
in and issued to me of date the 10th of April,
1866, ont 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 am commanded to
sell the property in said decree and order of sale
described, to satisfy the Judgment therein mem
toned, for S3,459 67, and interest thereon at 4
per cent per month from the said 10th of April,
1866 Also the gum of Eighty-Three Dollars
and Forty Gents, costs of suit, as also all accru-
ing costs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

Observation-Disclosures Dancing School and AS
sembiy at the Theater this friday evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

Woman-her influence and Mtssion'-The
effect Of society is beautifully displayed by the
extraordinary power she amelioating the rude as
peres of life while the light Of her smile sheds its mellow
ing upon the onward march of civilization The incar-
nation of guardian angel she watches by the cradle OF
helpless infancy consoles in the adverses Of
manhood be found at the couch of Sickness
mnsering spirit unterricd by the breath Of pesence
the of DEATH Woman is subject to trials from
which exempt and her native decacy restrans her
from coniding these gries friend physician.
These evils be aeviaed by Dr. Holloways celebrated
vegetable Pills. which adapted every station and
dtion either of invigoratnS delicate of health
regulating the various functional disorders incidental to the
system whether be at the first blush of womanhood
the of life at which latter period negligence is
productive Of consequences ghtfnl that death itself
would be far preferable such mockery of existence.
Dropsy Erysipelas and Iytera few Of the disorders
enaIed upon the helpless victim But timely to
these Incompatible rcmdies will prevent the nervousness
ushes and anng fits and the general prostration 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
constution.-Lddies' Scrap Book.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

Doolittle Immediately sent for Meginnis.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
PRor DER RlrU:-Dear Sir-Ths ceries that have tried
your Electric Oil had deaf for five years il has
ed me- Yours truly HENRY WOODS.
Price so cents and 81 per bottle Depot, Philadelphia
Sold by all druggists and dealers
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast H. III. NC D0natd
Co.. San Francisco and Sacramento City, whom all orders
should be addressed. m4lm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19
Special Aotiees.
De Grath's Electric Oil !
n-E-1S55.@O.

Electric CuresPain Is the premonftor OF death ree'o
the pain and you check the disease
prof nratbs Electric Oil is the marvel Of this age, for
the following (not everythiug);
Cures Rheumatism.
Cures Neuralgia, Toothacbe.
Cures Cramp in Stomach Headache.
Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three days
Cures Ear-ache Stiff Neck, Ague and Piles.
Cures Feons Broken Breasts, Salt Rheum.
Cures Hemorrhage, Scrofula
Cures Deafness. all pains in the Back, Breast, &c.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-19

A. j. LOOMS, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31
SEE VOORHEES, 4 Bro. Cloth Cans

THH attention of the citizens of Keokuk il
called 70 the new building on the corner OF
Eighth and Blondeau streets, now being
erected BY the First Baptist Church.
In erecting . new house the Church took
into consideration not only their necessities
~ to room, in the size of the house; bu.
what would be creditable to our soodly city
= to church architecture relying on the well
Known generoaty of our citizens to aid in
such laudable enterprise.
The Church and congregation are doing to
sneir utmost; not q few others have contrib
uted literally; still the great mass-ou.,id.
OF the Baptist congregstion-have not vet 70.
sponded. And it becomes necessary to max.
another appeal, through Committee of Ia,
e'es' to enable rs to 30 far complete the work,
- to enable the Church to enter the Base.
ment, this Fall.
IN doing this the Society would express,
their gratitude to all who haye 20 kindly n.
sisted them and invite all Others to sb.r.
in making our city compare fayorably with
other cities in the West, in the beauty of il,
public buildings. Over $1,000 have already
been paid out BY the Building COMMITTEES.
In due time full exhibit of the cost, aud
status ofthe whole enterprise will be given to
the public. And each donors name, and
The sum contributed, will be placed on the
permanent records Of the church - . CRATE
ful memorial, forever.
BUILDING COMMITTEES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31
nv TELEGRAPH.


Coleo8O oR3oe.
By Telegraph. csnAss. Oct. %
elour-wintsr Wheat, Choice Bouihsrn H. el1n Is
Choice ~ Lous sis 20 ols Is AieAsa. sd M,pas.o,s
siloA. Red Winter sli@is p; spriss Rssr.s, fa.e
brands Gil 2sxi2 IS Choice illinois, Nissssoss asl lev,
s1lli es; kr grsds. SO sooll o. le~ srsAs = 10
10 81 Spring Sup t7osto.
Rye Hour-se 1907 Is.
The market for No esring wheat 10 sutss $1,000 b
changed hands st y a. No sSsas 10 500 ~ bsAs
tighsr Haiss 1t u o6o3 90 according = Ises6sa ~
ieeted Spring 10 fair request sass q Tsl - clos
ing prices " ls9s 49, for No spsinv ~ - II Hex
Island Elevator for No 2 aud 81 ssol ~ In North sds
houses
per bu. making total inpsovsnsnt cue vssk II fan,
soe per b. fhs highest price paA q pr b. buy
Hs option until Nov Is fhs fsass Of price, vas ga
asa 10 store. the e'osise prizes 1t si1<e.
oats-tirm. at an sdvsses Of e07e pr b; sai.s at
D,o52c for No 10 for rejected CLOSING arn Al su,x
osi for the former.
kye-Advaseed ioalie PER bu salss Of % 90 bu,s.,.
at u ooi IL Tor No and siol o. for No 2, elo.aas
ar. at q loei IS
Timothy ss.d-shn ss a soas 10 IL medium 70
prime
Flax eeed-Quist.
Hishvinss-ouist =, &c for bosdsd, and a 8, "a,
free.
frosistons-stssdy, without change
cattls-sest 797l<c medium s,10se; stock 43<ns,<e.
Hoxs-ss 2sSs ~
she'p- ss's sbsose eo.sD. s,So4,Se.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

"OuR Musical FRIEND. n-Itisn't piano.
o. melodeon, or cabinet organ, nor barrel
organ either for the matter of that. 1t isn't
aJewsharp, or IN ACCORDION, or base yiol,
or canary bird, or young lady of any age,
We are sorry to say. 1t is the frst number
Of journal devoted to music, bearing that
title and published at Mt. Pleasant; T. X.
Walker is editor. This FIRST number 10 . very
interssting one. II is published monthly ..
ten cents copy or one dollar per year. Tha,
10, We suppose it is published monthly for
those are the terms, and this frst "Friend''
u dated November LIST. 1t nowhere says il
- monthly, or weekly, or daily, or yearly,
or ~ uncertain in its coming q the yisde,>
pest or seventeen year locusts. Hence, to
that extent, is unsatisfactory. We apprs.
ciats the feelings Of the old lady who fell GU,
with her paper because, in giving an accoun.
OF n explosion, and noticing an engineer
who, itDaid, twas literally blown into atoms, y
didn't say whether he was killed or not. Be
explicit, oh Musical Friend of ours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-31

- SAN skear ~ or ls;saa HSnEy
stioag, I'd, y abssa - ssnevs 70 ths city
Of Dafiingsos, q tAs legal sdvissr Of ~ G.
B. I O., ~ B. , ~. River r r CcnpaY
mics, whose Interests = shas point aEs rapidly
growing IN inporsaacs, - H. latA& resd =
extended westward 70 connect with tAe great
Pacific road. While We shali regret 70 iocss
Mr.. Strong, - . citisen Of Keokuk, " can
chsarfally ny TIT no moro competent ooan-
81 coald have been sslsclsd fos IL rsaponsi-
BILE position to which be has been chosen. u
sonnd aad varied learning, great adroitnss1
and ability ID The Management Of canse
and untirihg ihdssssy and devotion 70 the in1
tsrests Of Ais clients, NJ. 8. stands in ~
very 6rst rank Of the profession in this 3ssDsj
and, what is hardly isa important in his new
position, possesses in IN eminent degree,
What many able lawysa Ass ds6cisat 10, tha3
ID aa admirable adapsatien 70 general basi9
ness, which, with his long and lucrative prsc4
tics, has secured for him quite > handsome
competence.
His position for some years past - the let
gal counsel Of this city, in the important and
complicated litigation, growing ont Of ouf
large Indebtedness, and Of the Railroad Com
paniss centsring here; also of the State Bank
and other corporations, both here and in oth+
er parts Of the State, has made him particu$
larly familiar with that important department
Of Law affecting the rights and liabilities d
corporations. We are not advised whether
Mr.. Strong will engage in thA general practice
of law in Burlington, but if 20 his reputation
for ability and industry cannot fail rapidly -
secure for him all the professional business
he may desire or can attend to. His clients
here viii be glad to know that he will contin-
| ne to attend the terms of Court ct this place.