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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

APuBLIc CALAMIrY.-The telegraph announced
on Tuesday the closing of the house of Green
hood l. Newbauer San Francisco on an attach
ment sued out by Godstein, of the firm of Gold
stein Il Seller, for the sum of SAB 900, and au-
thorizing similar proceeding in connection
with the house here. 1t is inferred by some that
the immediate cause of the suit was the pros
pect of the speedy demise of II. Grecnhood one
of the partners, who died two days following
The liabilities of the house here are variouslv
estimated at from S35, 600 to SO, 900 What the
assets are it is impossible TO ascertain at present
We shall refrain from comment on the failure
until further and more full particulars of the af
fairs of the house are ascertained, which will
probably be before the next issue of this paper
If the house is really insolvent, the blow will be
q severe one on the people of Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

BRIEF SEssIoS.-Judge Garter opened District
Court on Tuesday morning and adjourned it on
the following day. In the case of Healey v,
Healey an order was made for the sale of prop,
erty. With the exception of two or three mo.
tious, no other business was transacted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

WEAvERvILLE AND SHASTA ExPREss.-By refer
euce to notice elsewhere it will be seen that
the express business between this place and
Shasta will, until further notice, be conducted
by Grant Taggart, proprietor of the Shasta and
Weavervllc Stage line. Packages of all kinds
will be punctually delivered, and strict attention
given to the business in every department. All
orders left at the Office of John Martin will be
promptly attended to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

New PARTY. - Governors Orr, Patton and
Sharkey, Judges Fisher and Yerger, Senator AL
corn and other politicians of Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Georgia and South Carolina, are reported
to have undertaken to organize new party,
which is to act independently of Democrats and
Radicals
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

DANCE AT DoueLAs.-On the night of Friday
August 30th, Flanders Davis invite the Trinity
public to dance at Douglas City. 1t will be
a pleasant occasion, and we have reason to be-
leve will be largely attended. Get ready.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

The PixLEY SIsrERs.-This new and represent
ed-to-oe entertaining trio of sisters give an en-.
tertainment at the Theater tonight (Fridav.
l6th). The programme offered is rood one
and our advice is for all to 60 who can. The
admission is reasonable considering the amount
of good music offered in return.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17
UNION COUNTY TICKET,

PUBLIC SPEAKING.-The Union meeting on
Tuesday night was slimly attended, in conse-
quence Of the deep gloom which pervaded this
community in Anticipation of the death of one
OF our most respected citizens, and the attend
ant announcement of the failure of Greenhood
Newbauer NJ. Ruch presided at the meeting,
first Introducing Hon. J. n. Chappell, who brief
ly explained his position in connection with the
Important topics now agaitatng the public
mind. Mr.. Chappell created pleasing impress
sion and We do not hesitate to believe that after
he has fairly introduced himself to the people
of the county they will conclude to elect him by
ut least $50 majority. He will carry Shasta
county by from 800 to 400 majority. Judge
Hale, of Placer, followed in telling speech of
an hour and a-haf, producing the most convin-
cling arguments in behalf of the Union party and
its nominees. Judge Hale is both able and
pleasing speaker, and he is warmly welcomed
wherever he goes. Judge Garter followed in
characteristic speech, in which he handled the
bogus, latter-day Democracy without gloves
His speech was enthusiastically applauded. On
Friday evening Judge Hale and Mr.. Chappell
will speak at Junction City, on Saturday eve
ming at Lewiston, and Monday evening at
Trinity Center, Don't fail to hear them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

HoPE-lt will be gratifying to the many
trends Of Capt. Edward A. Kelton, who has
oeen lying at deaths door for several days, to
.earn that there is marked change for the bet
yer IN ms condition, and reasonable ground to
nope for his speedy recovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

'isiroRs.-Felix Tracy, Esq, agent of Wells,
Fargo Co., at Shasta, escorted bv Gran. Tao-
zart, arrived on Wednesday nipbt Mr. Tr.cv
came on business for the house wb;cb ho has
long and veil represented in our sister town he. ~
yond the mountains 'o"A oe'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

News FAvoRs.-Our thanks are due and hereby
rendered Mr.. Oberdeener, of the Drug and Book
Store, for continuation of favors in the news
linz
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

TIE proceedings Of the Board of Supervisors
and Board Of Equalization will be publishsd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

A GERMAN paper Of CINCINNATI says that TO-.
600 immigrants are on their way from Germany,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

TIE town of Benecia was almost totally de.
stroyed by FIRE on the morning of 7th. Losses
heavy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

DEMOCRATIC
County Ticket !
FOR ASSEMBLYMAN,
A. G. CUMMINGS.
FOR SHERIFF,
P. VanMATRE.
FOR CLERK,
JOHN NJ. ESTES.
FOR TREASURER,
HENRY MARTIN.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
d. W. EVEREST.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
JOHN G.. IRWIN,
FOR SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS,
GEO. W. T0LLEY.
FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT No. I.
WM. S. LOWDEN.
FOR COLLECTOR, DISTRICT No. !.
JOHN C. HOW.
FOR COLLECTOR, DISTRICT No ,.
A. L. McWHORTER
-30:te.-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

WHITE FARMING AT THE SoUru-The West
Georgia Gazette scouts as ridiculous twaddle the
idea that the white at the South cannot
stand the continuous labor necessary to grow
cotton. 1t says 1.-THE best crop of cotton we
saw last year-and it was conceded by all to be
the best in Middle Georgia-was made on the
plantation Of Lewis Beachman, of Laurens coun-
ty by his four sons, assisted three months of
the time by one negro man. The product of this
farm of hummuck land was ten full bales of cot
ton, 500 bushels of corn, and sixteen stacks of
fodder, besides a large crop of cane and pota-
toes" What IN improvement on the days of
slavery, when the farmers son, cigar in his
mouth, rode in a buggy ahead, while a negro
followed with a little cotton in rickety mule
cart, on the way to the village store for trade
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

DIGSITY.-Some of the Copperhead candidates
in this county, who were formerly i" big Injuns'
in the Know Nothing organization, appear to
be very sweet towards foreign born voters, at
present, totally forgetting how they once con-
demned the Irish, Dutch and foreigners general
ly. We would even find no fault at this if they
did not lay back on their dignity, and present a
fiat denial of it with such indignation as to en-
deavor to make people deny the truth and swal-
low falschood. Some of the Copperheads
condemning the Registry Law have been loud in
denounciug naturaized citizens as the I'D
dirty foreigners and it is only because the law
prevents the ' vote often" principle that arouses
their ire.-Yreka Journal.
In a Democratic point of view the condition
of things in Siskiyou and Trinity is very similar.
Let the foreign born voters with US remember
that the Democratic county and District Conven-
tions gave their best nominations to men who
were formerly ''big Injuns" the Know-Nothing
organization.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

PORTABLE STEAM SAW Mill. - Ellsworth 4
Conger located their steam saw mill near the
town of Indian Creek three weeks ago, since
which time they have manufactured sufficient
lumber to answer the demands of that section
for years to come. We learn that it is their in
tention to shortly transfer it to the neighborhood
of Wsaverville for the purpose of saving lumber
and fume blocks. OF the latter from $40 900 to
SIS, 900 worth are used in this Basin every year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17

DEATH OF HERMAN GREESuooD-A telegram
from San Francisco to NJ Lang, of this place, at
noon on Thursday, announced the death, at 81
o'clock on that morning, of Herman Greenhood,
Esq, Of the firm of Grecnhood Newbauer,
San Francisco and Weaverville. The news will
be received with regret by those who knew Mr..
Greenhood during a residence of several years
here. As good citizen and kind and affable
gentleman ever ready to assist the worthy with
his means and influence, Mr.. Greenhood will be
remembered by all, and his afflicted family re.
ceive the sympathy of host of old acquaint.
ances here
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17


Medical Adviee.-Dn wx K DoHrRrr's Medical and
and health Of citizens and his rapidly
ding reputation although excite SURPRISE but the
signal Of skill and follows the natural effect Of such
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered for under chronic disease and who had
ken advantage every available that promised
lief without they called upon Dr. DoHERfY
incredibly short space Of time has given them
tire relief 1t gratifying to because the
Doctor is gentleman who seeks not defamation others
10 establish reputation the superstructure
his upon the ruin Of anothers fame The Doctor
hi. Institute in uch manner that must be gratifying
all his patients He examines advises and recommends
without charge and the patient after hearing his terms for
treatment accept reject at pleasure In does
is able do he feels the confidence which long
perence has given and doubt the consolation which
that confidence Persons afflicted with either
cute or chronic would do we'll consult the Doctor
all it do harm for consultation he asks
patient places himself under his His offices
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panys ofice.-Snn Frdncisco NeWs.
Special Medical Notice.-DR. CHAs. II. TOZER
respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco where
established for for the of SPE
CIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relinquished my old modc Of
advertising. which has become with all the Quack
Francisco filling the newspapers of San Fran
cisco with false references the purpose Of imposing
strangers think it only necessary those
OF PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE and SUCCESSFUL
PRACTICE that be consulted business hours al
Medical Institute of kearney and Jackson streets
Ladies suffering from Whites Piles Weakness of the back
Pain the Side, Headache, Palpitaon Of the Heart De
rangcmen of their Monthly Sickness and all other Diseases
the Female System subject will find promp: relief
by applying DIR. CIIAS H. TOZER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS never known to fail
giving relief those for which they recommend
with full directions each box Sent by mail express
Address CHAs. II. TOZER. NJ. D., Francisco Cal. or
Lock Box ds fs Al
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital London
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17
9irths:

At Big Flat, August 9th, the wife Of A. Mar.
tin, of a DAuGHrRR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17
9faths:

In Weaverville, August l4th, Of cancer in tie
breast, BRIDGET, wife Of Bartholomew Ford,
aged SO years.
For several weeks previous to death Mrs. Ford
was confined to her bed, utterly helpless, and
patiently enduring the most excrutiating pain
Death, with her, had no terrors. She was bu.
red in the Catholic ground in the presence of a
large concourse of citizens.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-17
COUNTY TREASURER AND AUDITORS
REPORT.

To the Hon Board Of Supervisors Of Trinity County:
WE HEREWITH SUBMIT A FULL REPORT
w of Monies received and disbursed from
May lst to July 3lse, 1867, inclusive:
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Quiet and Storm.

They tell me that storm is drawing mgh
The far horizon shows purple line;
Pale messenger ioatswiftIy o. rthe sky
I see them, but do not care to fly, @a#
For | am resting safely meath my vine;
It's green and sheltering leaves will keep me
dry.
Tomorrow l must Journey all the day $50
They tell me / shall want for drink and
meat,
There is no hosteIry the long hot way,
And from my home | carry bread to eat,
And wine to make my noontide shelter
Icannot fear, whatever they may say.
fear not, though che forest may be long;
For though perpetual twilight shade the
: track, -s re-. 10
Itcann0t turn me from my purpose BACK /;
And, through the pine trees comes the wild
birds song,
The sweet blue sky smiles through the
shadows black
And fitting lights dance brightly all along.
The culver of my tears is empty quiet;
And do gu ask me whence my confidence -?
Whence the unsetting sun which gives me
ae light s 1-~.r-z
The sure hedge which my hopelessness
s. doth fence
MY quiet, which no storm disturbeth
@9C whence sa
The hOpefulness no terror cen alright?
/ answer that it is my life which fills
MY heart with courage, as the flowing rilli
Live from the chrystal waters of the sky,
Which hourly strength and joyful hop,
instills e "a
Ny quiet comes from the eternal hills,
Which in the everlasting sunshine he
e.,. London Sunday Magazine
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u A lady in Reading, Mass,
while eonyersing with some call;
ers, suddenly turned pale, and,
sinking into a chair, exclaimed
ibid you hear that gun? It eff
fected me strangely ? and wept
inc0nsolably. Her visitors had
heard no report, and it afterward
appeared that no gun had beer
fred at that time on the place.
News came, however, that hel
brother, residing a hundred miles
away, was at that very hour fatal
" shot by the accidental discharge
of his following piece while hunt
ing in a grove near his house.
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~ Thirty thousand enterpris-
ing young gentlemen in Ohio last
year promised to love, honor and
buy "things' for thirty thousand
bright-eyedl danes and damsels;
and the thirty thousand danes
and damsels blushed, and whis-
pered, and said s'they never could
go through the ceremony in the
world" and then very quietly &c
cepted their destiny, and, on the
whole, rather liked it.
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DIARY FOR A HoT WEEK.

AAOA AoAs IA AAc w AdAAAAs-
Sunday-Day of rest; of course
nothing can be done.
Monday Being early in the
week, don't be too precipitate in
beginning anything.
Tuesday-De Determine not to let
the week go by without achieving
something brilliant.
Observation-Disclosures ON Wig
OrOus measures for tomorrow.
Thursday--Mature yesterdays
deliberations. za7G tatset
Friday-Rather too late in the
week to do anything.
Satrrday-Give yourself up tt
society, and consult friends (wh'
know best) what is to be don,
next. 81 N 81 &4k.s4
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% A young lady in Atlanta,
Ga, having quarreled with her
lover last week, took arsenic and
then jumped into the river. She
was rescued from drowning, but
died of the poison. 57s.,
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u A susceptible young gent,
of our acquaintance, says he. once
kissed a girl who was so sweet
that he had to drink vinegar and
eat pickles for two weeks after
wards to keep himself from turn
ing to loaf sugar. Wouldn't that
girl make a glorious feeding to
start a beehive with 3
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u The police force Of Paris
consists of $500 men, and the cost
of maintaining the department is
thirteen millions of francs, or one
| twelfth of the revenue Of the cap
ital. '+i--
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{ ~ An editor, referring to pa.
tent metallic alright collins, says:
"No person having once tried one
of these collins will ever use any
other.n
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70 With a true wife, the hus.
bands faults should be secret. A
woman forgets when she condo.
sends to that refuge of weak.
s ness, a female confident. A wife's
bosom should be the tomb of hel
husbands failings, and his charac
ter far more valuable, in her est
nation, than life. i
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a. IL An old veteran, who served
through the Mexican war, and
also the rebellion, says, that ofall
the solemn hours he ever saw,
that occupied in going home one
dark night from the widow Bent's,
after being told by her daughter
Sally thathe stneedn't come again,
was the most solemn.
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The GaEEEett Steel Brush

.-sE aa# eHT 81 4 OES2ts HsV SIS I'D. ze
TTNhis celebrated COTTON GIN, is
L. again manufactured under the
supervision of the patentee, B. d.
Gullett, with greatly improved facili
ties; and we, as agents for the South
west. now offer it as the best gin made.
Its advantages are a A@ q /
LIST. The quantity of cotton ginned
in given time is much greater than
by any other gin of equal number of
saws. %a@ H38s 90 ,a#7.4
> I'd. It seperates from the Cotton
all notes and dust and leaves it clean
from nap. fE 99a Rsss
Sd. The Steel Brush straightens
oct the lint, removing all kinks and
knots, 4 SAB E@mafal
4th. The Roll cannot be broken by
over feeding. vgaa a9r5 q
All Gins are tested before leaving
the factory. Cotton from this gin will
sell for an advance in price, sufficient
in so Bales to pay for the gin, because
it is freed from notes, dirt and nap.
It has been in use extensively in the
Southwest ten years, and wherever
used it supercedes all other gins. a
Send for special descriptive circu-
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70 An Alabama merchant re-
Gently sold 80 worth of goods in
one day. The Mobile Tribune
says a committees to wait on him
to see what he is going to do with
all that money. They take hard
times jauntily down there. -
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~ A sharp talking lady was
reproved by her husband, who re-
quested her to keep her tongue in
her mouth. ''My DEAR" respon-
ded the wife, ''it is against the
law to carry concealed weapons
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~ The Fayetville N. CO. News
corrects the statement that Gen.
Sickles had compelled a white
man to marry a black woman in
that place, and says that he only
issued an order giving "permis-
sion and authority" for the mar
riage.
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u Aaron Sweet, the negro
candidate for Congressin the Che
raw Is. CO. District, is prosecuting
his canvass with vigor, and is
confident of success. a4El
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~ 'sWhat did you use to do,
Mamma, beforeyou weremarriedw
asked a cherubic four years old,
dwell, my dear, I had a very good
time" ga good timew he eX-
Observation-Disclosures with
out mew ....
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s u The Mobile Register in
referring to the celebrated Pull.
mans "palaee cards,' says they
: are worth trying, if a poor ssrebn
has the money, for while ia tran
4 slfu he will feel that he is almost
IS good as eolored citizen. 4
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The Chicago Tribune says
9 Itcost just $40, 900 for every rebel
who fell by bullet or disease, while
engaged in attempt TO destroy
the Union. The Tribune thinks it
costs ten times as much to kill an
Indian.
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70 Anew Jersey justice of the
peace thinks he can unite as well
as tie the wedding knot, and has
been acting upon that suppose
ton. II 1a
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10 A Texas paper describing
the fate of a horse thief, says the
only way in which it differed from
Absalom's was, that Absalom's
hair caught in the limbs of a
Syrian oak, whilst the horse fan
ciers rope got fast in a post oak.
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!. U Among the registers for
bankruptcy in the State of Ten
nessee there is not known to be a
single native of the State. 1t
might as well be a territory.
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~ A Kentucky peach-grower
has sold his entire crop asst hangs
on the trees, to a house in Cincin-
natl for $4,000, or about 50 Is
per tree. !
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~ A Connecticut journal adds
to its "standing heads" that OF
divorces" and inserts the list be,
tween the marriages and deaths
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70 Richelieu said there was no
such word as fail. He must have
had an expurgated edition of the
dictionary, and no acquaintance
whatever with mercantile agen-
cieS.-[ Elk. af...4
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% Wheeler & Wilson have
been awarded the first gold medal
for the greatest excellence of their
sewing machines over all others
exhibited at the Paris exposition.
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u lite butes, says John Bill
lings, air a luxury, inasmutch as
they kause a Teller to forget all
hiz other mizeries.
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= 4 poor old woman in South
Carolina, after hoeing cotton all
day, walked the day following,
twelve miles to the town of Ian
= easter and back for three pounds
u of bacon and ten of flour.
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u The hospitals at Havana
are crowded with yellow fever
patients. No fever is reported in
Jamaica. No yellow fever pre-
walls at Trinidad de Cuba.
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Ready .Wyde CJOtlsiasg,

Hats and Gaps, Boots and Shoes,
Umbrellas and Parasols, Trunks,
Valises, &C.; Crockery and Tinware,
Cooking utensils of all kinds, Trace
Chains, Hames, Nails, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Cotton and Wool
Cards, Bar Lead and Shot of all sizes,
Grass Rope, of all sizes, &C., &c.
A fine invoice of SADDLERY,
comprising everything in that line.
Also. large assortment of
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- DR.. Holmes says that easy
crying widows take new husbands
soonest; there is nothing like
wet weather for TRANSFORMING.
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Drugs and Medicines,
Stationery of ell kinds, Toys, &C., &c.

~ Our Goods having been selected
with the greatest care, and being es-
pecially adapted to the wants of this
country, besides having been bought
entirely for cash, we are enabled to
offer great inducements to buyers.
---e-s- ONEILL & JONES. .
Benton, La, April, 1867. :. =. 4
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- Money viii do almost any
thing. Philip of Macedon said,
"Send an ass laden with gold into
a city and all the sentinels will
run away" az sss seatszsv
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dD A good many men are in
the best of health when they are
out of spirits. II -
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- Reproof is a medicine like
mercury or opium; if it be impro-
perly administered it will do harm
instead of good. ysasa
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- Out in Indiana a wife of16
summers has presented toaher
husband, aged Is, three fine boys.