davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

Coop FOR MARIN.-Marin county. small as she
Is. has again proved herself true to the Union
folors, and given over one hundred majority for
the Judicial nominees. Everything may go
smoothly with Uncle Holden so far rs the popu.
lation inside the prison walls is concerned, but
the honest yeomenry outside will worry him
"muchly " in political point of view Keep
your forces under strict discipline, Barney
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

CHARLES scuApEWho is believed to have committed sui
eide Douglas City Tuesday week. is still missing Ev
ery made by his late comrades to
cover the body has been dragged during the week
and employed assist in the search but
trace unfortunate discovered further than shoe
he is supposed have which picked up at the
uadr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

SENATE EYGRossISG CLEEK.-Thos. B. Merry
late of the Red Bluff Independent, is n candidate
for the above position. Merry is capable, and a:
deserving, perhaps, as any other applicant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

MosrHLr DnILL.-To-day Saturday is the
regular monthly drill-day OF the Trinity Rifles.
Be punctual.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

sIRArNAS the municcnt, sent big package Of reading
matter on he arrival Of the Haprs and Go
s magazines for October the New York illustrated papers,
tB9 Times Yankee Notions made up the budget We
return the Major big vote of thanks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

s.r,sr.cropr. Mr. Corbet agent of the late Oregon
age Company effected satisfactory settlement with
5 I'D County Assessor, who had and shoulder
crnned by the upeettng sta the House
Last winter Mr. Lsdd paid S3o00-Stosa Courier la
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

An Esc.Pr-Adam Lorenz losing band the
other day. He hunting with double gum and had
shot with barrel In his reload he plant
cd the htt Ct the rock and driving
down with rock. when the conclusion exploded
The load struck the rock hand but
the thumb badly shattered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

NEW Music FROM Roor & CADY, CHICAGO,
lLLINols.-We are again placed under obligations
to the great Music publishing house of the North
west for a liberal supply of new vocal and instru-
mental mucc. Root & Cady have brought to
their assistance the best composers of the coun-
try, and as consequence are publishing more
popular music than any other house in the Un-
ion. Their monthly paper.-The Song Messenger
Of the Norihrcst,-has attained a wonderful cir
culation. Each number is filled with choice music
and entertaining reading, and in clubs of ten or
more it costs only so cents year in currency.
The Messenger already has forty subscribers in
Weaverville, and we hope to see the number
doubled. A dozen copies of it should be in ev-
cry Public School in the county, and we believe
Trustees could not invest the required amount
to better advantage. Parents or others desiring
Single copy have only to enclose IS cents in
currency or stamps to the publishers. Below is
the list of new music just received
"The Tragica Tail of Poor Thomas Maltese-song and
chorus,-by Pro Phundo Basso"
Oh. listen awhile to my tragical tale
BE still you be-
For will be heard while wildly bewail
The fate Of poor Thomas Maltese.
I" The Myrtle Wreath,"-for the piano.
Faces to Memory Dear."-Song and chorus
Z" In the Woods.'-Song.
What Shall Ask for Thee !"-Song and chorus
Photograph or. not at all Like Me.'-Duet.
The Iatch-String at the Door."-Song and chorus
Cone hile the World Lies Dreaming Song chorus
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

HosoREp.-F. D. Ketcbam has been elected
Justice of the Peace for Eel River township,
Humboldt county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

For THE EAsT-Mrs Fred Walter and three children, Mrs
l. Strauss and child and John Faube lan of North Fork
aed from San Francisco the of the leth all
bound for their o,d homes in Ohio.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26
Defeated Agaia.

Sufficient returns are received to Satisfactorily
iudicate the defeat Of both Union Judicial nom
inees by trifing najorities. ssprsgueis elected
BY less than 1000 majority and Fitzgerald by
from 2ooto 300. The Union. nomineeszwo
have been elected if Union men had went to the
polls and voted But they did not, and defeat is
the result. Democracy persistent in its eff
forts stir up discomfort in the Union party and
succeeded sufficiently to carry its ends. Yet, if
the full Union vote could be got to the polls to-
day, We believe the party would have hand
some majority in the State. But if it is the will
of the people that the party should retire from
power before it has finished the work SO nobly
commenced, every good citizen will quietly sub
nit to the viii of the majority while the minor
ity continue to plead the justice and wisdom Of
its measures, and prepare for future action
What has been done cannot be amended.
Thorough reorganization of the party is need
ed The San Francisco Times very truthfully
suggests that "thc Presidential campaign of 1868
will be most exciting and important All the
smouldering elements of defeated treason will be
famed into flame all the prejudces of race and
class will be appealed to, and the worst passions
OF the ignorant will be stirred to their depths,
in order that sham Democracy may triumph over
truth and progress. Union men, therefore, must
awake to realization of the situation and make
earnest preparation for the great contest that is
before them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

THE San Francisco Eierator colored mans crgan)
that petitions will be presented the California Leg
islaure asking for proposed amendment the
tion Of the State in behalf of suffrage And the init
nation from the source, that it thing
that the Democrats will grant prayer OF the petition
-S1crGmento Bee.
Let us watch and pray.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26
WeayerviIle, Saturday, Oct. 26, 1867,

THE Alta California closes an article on the re-
suit OF the Judicial election as follows -" It
was presumed that the contest over the Office of
Superintendent of Public instruction excited the
most popular interest, but the returns show q
total vote for the two State officers respectiyely
as follows: Justice of the Supreme Court 80 :
9o3; Superintendent of Public Instruction, 90
629. Yet while the vote for Justice is the larger,
Currey's majorties are generally smaller than
SMctt's -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

WHAT made Barnum and Girard rich' Advertising What
sold Government bonds! Jay Cookies advertising What
made Bonner's L.dger' Advertising What mado Stewards
fortune. Advertising. What sold 10000 tickets In the
Crosbys Opera House scheme, Advertising. Then what
ehould our merchants do! Advertse.-Gate City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

Medical Advicc.--nE We. K. DoUEIsTYs Medical and
Surgical institute l. becoming sine to the welfare
OF our state aud helh of citizens ana his rapidly
ding reputation although it excite prise is but the
signal of skill and follows the effect of such
cause We personally acquainted VIII gentlemen who
had suffered for under chronic isi and who had
Ken advantage of available that promised
lief but without until they called upon Dr. DonERTY
who IN an incredibly short space Of time. has given them
TIRE reef 1t Is gratifying this fact because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by defamation of others
To- establish his reputation TO rear the super~tructue OF
ms upon the ai1tlers fame. The !''ctr
ducts his Institute such manner that must r gratifying
To all his patients. He examines advises
without Charge and the patient alter hearing hi-
treatment accept reject at pleasure In does
the Doctor make charge unless he effects This he
Is able TO do because he feels the confidence which long
perience has given and doubt the consolation which a
pertains TO that confidence Persons afflicted with either
cute chronic disease woud do well to consult the
a all events it do HARM consultation asks
fee; does he insist obedience his unless
the patient places himself under his His offices are ON
street opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's office.-SIn Francisco NetrS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

The late tpsy and brilliant Senator McDougaii the
first Andrew Johnsons drunkenness
Of March, 1861 the day Of his disgracefnl exhibition his
Inauguration McDouga himself well in liquor. listened
few minutes to the iiotic haranue and turning TO
neut who him, husky voice
drum
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

TIE ELECTION Misunderstanding all the humbugs and
preudice the Union party had to contend against in Ohio
Pennsylvana Indiana and Iowa. has done pretty WE'LL
elected oyernor Ohio In spite of the Of mig
majority in the sylvania Legislature We lost the
Judge y the personal popularity Of Sherwood in Phladei-
phia city We lose United States Senator in Ohio (Benj
and gain one Cowan 10 Pennsylvania But the most
important ofce-Goverpor of Obowe have secured. I'M
because the President attempts force he will get
no asssance from the greatest State in the WesAarys
rite appeal.
Call with its usual Coppehead stupidity Is
Irishman no better than negro!" We have
deal BETTER, morally socially and
pteectuay than Irshmcn some Americans, too,
We consider that there is no comparison
honest intelligent and vicious gporant
white man of any race-San Jose Mercury.
And so does sspeanuts, if it would tell the
truth.
READING the report Of law case in Missouri,
reminds the editor OF a Nevada paper of the pal
nv davs of Washoe mining litigation. Speaking
of a witness coming forward to testify, the re-
port saws -" He was sworn out of respect to an
established custom.
A Coop SAMAR1rAa.-Afr. Oberdeener is enti-
tied to a new vote of thanks for lavish donations
in the news line since our last issue.
The Maryland Union fills out column as fol-
lows: au
..The devil jumped up, in a terrible rage
To set two lines to fill out this page"
OUR whilom townsman, D. Webster Clegg, has
started paper at Salem, Oregon. 1t is called
the Record, and is Republican in politics.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

Ar the auction sale Of the Heay property last week. the
Exchange building Main street knocked OF to Peter
eLean for the of S27 So 1t being fitted up
saloon, and will be occupied by Alex. Love-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

~ County W,arrants and GrsesbAeEs taken st
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to ths
paper To soldiers in the Government service the JousxAl
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR II
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26
Births:

,AtNorth Fork, October l4th, the wife of II. B
DAYTON, of a DAUGHTER.
In Weaverviile, October oath, the wife of VIM
Fitzgerald, of a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

A 1AS--fatrick Hurley has been declared insane by
& Wis Mison ana Channcey and Sheriff Cochran or deputy
iHE NEW ThEArrR-Thomas' new Hall is nearly enclosed
use by Thanksgiving day. 70 nave !" ready ior
The late Improvements at the rp;o, h.,
feature. and reflect credit on the on.ern-,.,,
that old and popular institution p'ns propr1etors o
TIE Red BiuT hdp<ndens says the fun.r,, of ,.,.. "
Rantsau last week. was the largest ever witness ,h
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

"AAAoIH APPLEs-We return thanks to Hi Mabie, ESQ.,
u puss Slty for box of apples of tho Befower, Fall
~-ff u e"h'h Cfder yareties-the largest
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

A Coon SAMARIrAa.-Mr. Oberdeener is enti-
tied to a new vote of thanks for lavish donations
in the news line since our last issue.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
New York Dispatches.

NEW YORK, June The Grand Lodge
of Free Masons in session in this city to.
day, passed resolution laying an injunc-
ton on some persons who are now engaged
in a gift enterprise under the name of the
Masonic fraternity.
Two thousand six hundred aud twenty
six emigrants arrived here to-day. -.
Nelson j. Marsh, clerk in the post,
Office, was arrested to-day on charge O
embezzling valuable letters He was hello
to bail for trial. --
Another distilIery in Brooklyn was seized
to-day. On the first attempt the officer
was beaten seriously and elected.
The Southern Famine Relief Commits
sioner is still vigorously at work. In ad
dition to loading the United STATES store
ship, Purveyor, which left Tuesday, tht
commissioner has since shipped 5000
bushels of corn TO Charleston and Savan
nah for interior distribution, which wa
received yesterday. An appeal for relic
from the Clarendon district, South Caro-
lima, has been sent in from heads of sixty
seven families, representing 29S indiyi
duals, some of whom are now suffering fol
! bread.
The steamer Santiago de Cuba, recently
stranded on the New Jersey coast, has ar
rived, and is now on the dry dock.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
From Raleigh.

RALEIGH, June The Presidential
party attended the commencement exer-
cises of the University at Chapel Hill yes
terday. They were escorted from here by
procession, including scholars and Off
GERS of the institution and Governor Of
North Carolina. Before the war the aver
age number of pupils was five hundred,
but at present there are not more than one
hundred. The ball given by the gradua-
ting class was attended by portion of the
Presidential party.
The Presidential party left Chapel Hill
this morning on return trip, and were re-
ceived with marked hospitality and re-
spect, but public demonstrations have been
calm and composed as those of the North
on reception occasions.
The excursion so far has been pleasant
to all concerned. Maj. Gen. Sickles and
staff and Governor Worth accompanied
the party back to Raleigh -.ss.
The President leaves for Washington
Saturday evening.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08

A GENTLEMAN by the name of Peabody
made a speech at Lowry's Chapel the
other night in which he said that more
than twenty years ago John Trimble was
well-known as the best and truest friend
the negroes had in Tennessee This is a
piece of information of which the older
citizens and contemporaries at that time of
Mr.. Trimble, are utterly ignorant of III
he was any better friend to negroes than
any other slave owner who fed, clothed,
housed, physicked, and buried them when
dead, he gave no sign Of it If itbe meant
to intimate that he was an abolition
Ist twenty years ago, we should like
to know the occasion when, and to
whom, be expressed the sentiments
IL he was not a supporter of the "peeu-
liar institution both in theory and prac-
tice, this community were terribly de-
ceiyed IL he, during the several terms
he served ia tLs Legislature, ever did or
offered to do anything to alter the condi-
ton of slaves there is no record of it
Mr. Peabody must have obtained this in
formation from persons who have not re-
sided here much longer than he has. He
is simply m istaken.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
Foreign News by Steamer.

New YORK, June THE steamers City
of Washington and Minnesota, from Liver
pool, arrived to-day
Robt NJ Dewitt, wholesale news agent,
recovered verdict to-day of 1892, against
j. w. Sullivan, a California news agent,
money due on consignments made from
1868 to 1865.
The Pacific Mail Company continue to
ship coal to the Pacific. The ship Ivan
hoe and bark Louis sailed for Panama with
such a cargo.
The steamer Celestial Empire goes on a
trial trip to sea DTkt week.
At meeting 0iEhe American Institute of
Homeopathy varihas papers were read, in
Guiding one by DIR. Comstock, of Cincinnati,
on the homeopathic management of chol-
era in ST. Louis last summer, and one by
DR.. Cook, of Cincinnati, on the dislocation
of the kidneys. The report of the Bureau
of Surgery wasread by President Hilmuth.
The document was lengthy and interesting.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
President Mariners Mission TO Eng
'-- land. Efc.

New YORK, June 7.--Niearaguan
papers state. that the mission of Elk Presi-
dent Martinez to England is one for the
purpose of incorporating Mosquito with
Nicaragua, but believes the payment of the
claims against the United States for the
ragages of Walkers filibusters, may be
made to result from it. To substantiate
these claims, it is said it is only necessary
to take Mr.. Stewards correspondence with
England on the Alabama question.
Gen. Sickles has Issued general order
requiring all civil officers in North and
South Carolina, to be charged with the
maintenance of the public peace of their
respective districts. Another order APP
points the following board to prepare regu-
lations for registration Brevet Col. Royal
9th Cavalry II. H. Hether, Of Raleigh
J. w. Cardozo, of Charleston L. Bossier
of Lexington, S. c. They convene al
Charleston to-day. l
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
HOS. En. Co0rrK,s Arpo1Nr,rr,.-.

Hon. I'd Cooper will address the peo,
PIE Of Giles county at the following times
and places
Monday, July Sth, at Pulaski.
Tuesday, July 9tb, al Elkton.
Wednesday, July lOth, al Hammond's
Store.
Thursday, July 1ith, at CampbellsTille
Friday, July 18th, at Lynnvilles.
Saturday, July 18th, al Cornersyille.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
Penslon Onice Anairs.

WASHINGTON, June THE Pension
Office has decided ON following the long
established rule ofrejecting all applications
for pensions based on injuries received
diseases contracted, or death occurring while
soldier was on furlough.
Admiral Farragut left this morning for
New York Has not been i'll beyond slight
attack of vertigo, which passed off in few
moments
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08

THE Governor has appointed James C..
Martin, the present assistant doorkeeper
Of the House of Representatives, Com
missioner Of Registration for Bedford
county
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08

The Press and Times thinks that the
Conservatives applaud or denounce
judges according to circumstances.
There is one striking difference between
the Judges who receive Conservative APP
proval and those who incur Conserva
tive censure The former have rendered
decisions in opposition to the power that
could question their motives and arraign
their conduct, and in spite of its threats
They have shown that moral courage
which accompanies honesty and IN
tegrity The latter have crooked the
pregnant hinges Of the judicial knees
where thrift might follow iawning
They have abased themselves TO propibate
power; and in this, have accumulated
the evidence that their decisions were not
just or according to law. Robbie Burns
long since sung, that when .selfinterest
kicked the beam
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08

RADICALIsM BREAKING Up Schools
The Memphis Aralanche of tho 9th says /:
" A resident on Avery street has received
a letter from his son at Winchester Col
lege, which states that in consequence Of
apprehensions from further troubles,
caused there by Radical incendiarism
and the threats of the negro dupes, the
pupils of the College are to be sent to
tlieir homes before the close of the SEES
sior
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08

TIE Commissioner of Registration in
Williamson county gives notice that he
will close his Office on the 22d inst, after
which he will reopen for two days at the
July term of the County Court
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
Frank N. McNairy's Lands
AT CHANCERY SALE.
Z, JUNE 81, 1867,

IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
L Chancery Court at Nashville, / viii sell on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1857,
Allthe lots in the plan Of the N A. McNairy
West Nashville lots, owned by the estate Of b.
N. McNairy, deceased. The following list com
pTises the lots to be sold;
ON PORTER STREET-Lot No. 2O6 'front.'
ing 100 feet and running back to Grundy street
Lot No. ~, fronting 80 feet and running back
along Men airy street IT'S feet to an alley.
ON BROAD STREE1-Lots Nos. and 8.
fronting together 100 feet. &nd running back l6y
feet 10 alley; Lot No. Al, fronting loo feet
and running back l75 feet to an alley; Lot No.
IS. fronting 90 feet aud running back III feet 10
an alley; Lot No. as. trobting LOO feet and run
ming >back l69 feet 10 an alley. ... .
ON MCdANOCk STREET-Lots n o., g aud
81 fronting together TOO feet and running back
log feet to an alley: Lots Nos. ~ and g. front
ing together 100 feet and Running back l66 feet
to an alley Lot No. ia, fronting 100 feet aud
running back 10y feet to an alley Lot No. fl5,
fronting loo feet and running back leo feet to IN
alley; Lot No. Id, ironing 100 feet and running
back l69 feet TO an alley.
ON UEMUMBRANE SIREET-I,ots Nos
l53 and l55, fronting together 100 feet and run
HinF back leo feet 20 an alley Lot No. l52
fronting % feet and running back lll feet to an
alley Lot No. lSS fronting 100 feet and running
back l76 feet to an alley.
ON LOCUST STREET-L0as Nos % and
2j9 fronting together 100 feet and rnuing back
10 feet to al alley; Lots Nos. rs Z76 and III
fronting together $50 feet and running bach 10
On GRUMPY sTREET-Lots Nos. 23e and
240 fronting together 100 eet and running back
10 an alley. And on
MIDDLE FRANKLIN TURNPIKE-Lots
Nos. 829 $50, 3Sl and 332, forming a triangle
with front Of about $50 feet
TERMS OF SALE-Credits Of six, twelve
eighteen and twenty-fouT months, with interest
from the day Of sale. Notes required with ap
proved security aud lien retained Sale free
from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
june6 I'd Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08

TIE Press and Times says that Gen
Thomas said that Mr.. Ethcridge's ac-
quittal by the military commission in
1865, was unauthorized and without
precedent " Yes, and the, Supreme
Court Of the United States said that
military commissions for the trial Of
civilians were unauthorized and with
out precedent The commission seemed
to have understood its business better
than Gen. Thomas.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08

IADIsoN A. JACKSON, who served in the
Union army in the late war, is the Con-
sentative candidate for the Legislature
from Giles county. -... -.-.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
ISL ACRES OF
Superior Land at Auction.

ON THURSDAY. TIE asa INST, WE
OWil sell on the premises. Il. r. Nichols val
nable tract Of land. on the Brick Church Pike
four and half miles from the city adjoining the
lands Of Hon. james Whitworth. This is one OF
the richest bodies o. land IN the country. about
one half being An high state Of cultivation the
balsnce 10 timber. and finely set in blue grass.
The tract will be sold altogether. or divided info
four parts. With the Improvement If divided,
will be sold a fine Apple, Peach and Plumb
Orchard. with some Eve acres Of Strawberries.
An abundant supply Of never failing water on
the premise. Come one. come All Terms lib-
eral and made known on day 81 sale.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON q SMITH,
A. NELSON 4 CO..
nRyl0 ID Agents.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08

THE REsCUE is the title of a newspaper,
the publication Of which was commenced
oy X c Russ, Esq, about three weeks
ago. The manner and matter Of the
hese3e IS highly creditable to the editor
and publisher, and we wish it abundant
prosperity
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08

THEM Mobile Register says that Brownlow
has stacked his cards so well, that be can
afford to look upon the result Of the con
test with something, as Mark Twain has
it, of that serene confidence which TIE
Christian feels ia fos,r aces.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

HEsTOcKH0LDERS oFTHE McGAvOCK
| and Mount Vernon Street Railroad are
hereby notified to attend meeting at the Office
of the Company, on MONDAY next at three
o'clock P. N.
june7 81 T. r. CHEATHAM, See'y.