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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

SERIOUSLY III. - Captain E. A. kelton, of
Douglas City, has been seriously indisposed dur
ing the past week. He is stopping at the Union
Hotel, in this place, where he receives every at
tention at the hands of his Masonic Brethren
and numerous friends. Drs. Chauncey, Todd
and Briceland are at present in attendance, and
we are gratified to learn that Capt. Kelton has
every prospect Of a speedy recovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
CRANK" THE MURDERER OF COL. STOCKTON AND
PARTY, SHOT AND SURROUNDED.
unnp. yA1rr- Klamath co Inlx 1a /

HooPA VALLEY, Klamath co., July 10. 1867.
FRIEND GORDON Indian " Frank" the mur-
derer of Col. Stockton, Jas. Latham, VIM. Grif-
fin and Isaac Slower, has been shot by tBig
Jim's" (Indian) party, and, it is believed,
mortally wounded. Himself and companions
have taken refuge in cabin on Grouse Creek,
and are surrounded by Soldiers and Indians.
Will forward full particulars soon as l
learn them. In haste, GEO. A. FLOWER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

CoxPLIMENTING THE PREsIDENT.-The St. Louis
Democrat, speaking of our present chief func-
tionary, says &c President johnson gratifes the
country, thus far in his Southern tour, by reti-
cence truly extraordinary for him. The delight
at being spared a repetition of his disgusting
and disgracefu performances of last year recon-
Giles every to the shameful consciousness
that we have President whose silence is more
creditable than anything that he ever utters, and
who has to be watched to save the country from
further disgrace. Nevertheless, for his silence,
if for nothing better, let heartily thank him."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
Saturday, July 27th,

All citizens who are opposed to negro suf-
frage, negro equality, and the radical recon
struction policy of Congress, and who shall not
have participated in the Radical primaries called
to be held in this county the Goth of the pres
ent month, are cordially invited to participate in
the primaries hereby ordered to be held
By order of the Central Committee, at Wea-
vervile this July 4th, 1861 Present: F. Wal
ter, NJ. Mullgan JOS. McGiilivray, ]. c. Monta-
que. Jacob Paulsen, (by proxy, G. +. Deiner
and W. l.. Fox. F. WALTER, Chairman.
NJ MULLIGAN Secretary. 26:4i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
Nominees OF the Union Republican State
Convention.

Mr.. Block, of the Express Office, received
a dispatch on Thursday evening announcing
that the Convention which assembled in Sac
ramento, June 10th, nominated for Governor,
John Bidwell Secretary of State, ]. G. Nc
Callum Controller, Wm Jones, of ElDorado
State Printer, E. G. Jeffres, of Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

HARRISON LINTON men throughout the county
should not forge. that Hon. Chancellor Harrison,
Union nominee for Congress, will speak at wea-
vcrville next Friday evening, July goth. Let
there be general representation of the party
on that occasion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

HUMBOLDT UNION CONVENTION That body as
sembled On the 18th of the present month and
made the following nominations Assembly
Charles Westmoreand Sheriff, VIM. S. Bar
mum ; Clerk, John A. Watson Treasurer, John
keleheri County Judge, j. E. Wyman; District
Attorney, j. J. DeIIaven Superintendent of
Schools Rev. W. L. Jones Assessor, Francis
Francis Surveyor, j. S. Murray Public Ad-
ministrator, A. J. Tyrrell Coroner, s. L. Shaw.
The following resolutions, introduced by A. N.
Guptill, were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That at the primary meeting voters
shall vote directly for the persons they wish to
nominate, and the poll and tally list at such pri-
mary elections shall, together with the ballots,
within ten days after such election be delivered
sealed to the chairman of the committee.
ResolUed, That at the tenth day after such pri-
mary election the county committee, or a quorum
thereof shall meet at Eureka to count and de-
clare the votes, and the persons who shall have
received the highest number of votes for any Of
flee shall be declared the nominee Of the Union
party for such office.
The Convention also adopted the following
Resolved, That Hon. A. A. Sargent is the
choice of this Convention for United States Sen
ator, and our nominee for the Assembly, in the
event of his election, is hereby instructed to vote
for, and to use all honorable to secure
his election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

TIE NEXT PARTY. = The dancing community
will remember that William Condor gives par-
ty at the Theater one week from this friday
evening. 1t will afford outside delegates to the
Union Couuty Convention opportunity to
strip the light fantastic toe on good floor,
and TO the time Of good music
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

SPRINGER, of the Amador Ledger threatens to
send John P. Jones to Trinity to "regulate mat
ters" 1t is generally believed here that Jones
can spend his time to better advantage anywhere
else than in Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

THE CoNvENTIoY.-Last evening Sacramento
chose delegates to the Union State Convention
which is called to meet in this city on Tuesday
hext, to revise the State ticket A county con-
vention meets in Yuba to-day for the same pur-
pose. San Francisco will have full set, Ell
Dorado, Placer, Nevada, Butte and Calaveras
have been heard from and will send delegates
also.-Sacramento Bee, 18Th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

DEMOCRATIC SPEAxIyG.-Creed Raymond, a
prominent lawyer of Plumas county, is announc-
cd to speak in Weavcryille on the evening of
Saturday, July 27th-the day on which the Cn-
ion Countr Convention meets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

We are authorized by Charley Kuper, of Doug
las City, to say that Maynard never made the
statement to him attributed to have been made
by tie Shasta Courier, and that whoever SO as
serts lies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

GREEN CoRx.-For the first of the season we
are indebted to A. J. Felter, ESQ.,, Of Oregon
Gulch. II is luxury anybody may enjoy when
ever Felter's wagon visits town after this date.
Ie comes three times > week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

THAsks.-To Mr.. Oberdeener, os the Drug and
and Booi. Store, 10. the latest Harper's and Les
ht illustrated papers anI Chimn.y Corner. Also,
for regular file of the Sacramento Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

CIRcuxsrAxTIAL EvIDEScE.-We don't mean to
insinuate that the Flag is boiling organ when
we aver that it is the only paper in our extensive
list of exchanges which Trinity boilers and
" soreheads'' grab for, of late.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

a AorE OF THASKs.-Tks Journal and John
Martin are that mach indebted To Gran. Taggart
for sack Of green cern deIiyesei hy Frank
Wheeler on Wednesday night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

ANOTHER HAHGISa.-An Indian is to be hang
ed at Shasta on tbs 18th Of August, for the mur
der Of All Gap, Chinaman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

SESs,sLE,-The Sacramento Union announces
that Jesse o. Goodwin has Withdrawn from the
Congressional canvass in this district, leaving
tie Union field open to Chancellor HARRISON
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

The American Flag is after sour sober Sena-
tor" sharp. The people really appreciate this
thing. The only remedy that we can think OF is
for Gonness to do by the Flag the Flag say:
the State Central Committee did by the Altd
newspaper. The Flag saws the Senator is rich.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

SAN Francisco PRIMARIEs.-The old scene was
rehearsed in the Bay City Union primaries last
Monday-less than three thousand votes being
polled. dispatch to the Union says Gorham
will select the officers for the county ticket and
Conness the candidates for Assemblymen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

MuRDERED.-A map named Isham Harris was
murdered near Buckeye, Shasta county, on the
5th instant, the Courier says. That county is
getting a numbering reputation of late.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

OLD MAZDA lady who has attained the age
of thirty, without having married fool knave,
gambler or drunkard. This is crumb of com
fort for spinsters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

To-SIoHr-(Friday, lsth)-Dance at Morris
Hotel, town Of Indian Creek Il will be we'll
ATTENDED, and pleasant time is anticipated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

The announcement has been publicly made,
on Mexican authority, of the execution of Maxi
milan and Mranon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

New ARPLEs.-Alex. .Sinsley, proprietor Of the
North Fork orchard, has our thanks fo- large
box of spples of the /" Early Harvest variety.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
Democratic County Convention.

A CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
n Trinity county is hereby called to be held at
Weaverville, on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

"Lo, THE Poor INDIAN. The Humboldt 1sres
OF July 18th contains an article relative to the
departure of Indian Agent Whiting and his dis
tinguished companions, two of whom are intro
duced to the good and humane people of San
Francisco in the following truthful "reminiscences
"One exploit planned and executed by Ceon-
allan John and Handsome Billy which is
no doubt fresh in the recollection of all here
abouts, was the raid upon the citizens of South
Salmon in January, 1864, in which they killed
SIX white men and several Cinnamon, and
wounded two white men sacked and burned
TWO t.aoing posts, and captured and carried
away large quantities of ammunition, SO 900 in
goiu aust, and other property. Elated with this
victory and the number of scalps taken. they
returned to Hoopa Valley. Two of the raiding
party went to the residence of one of the settlers
OF IN valley, where of the soldiers from
Z oFt Gaston happened to be visiting. and seeing
him there, proceeded at once to give him good
sound cursing, and concluded this little tongue
RAID by one seizing the soldier by the nap of the
neck, While the other brought his gun to bear
upon him. The timely interference of the citi-
zen however saved him from harm
" We only cite this instance to show the peace
aole dispositions of these soon-to-be guests of
the Bay City. We commend these much-abused
but worthy sons of the forest to the kind consid-
sideration of the Mayor, Common Council and
good citizens of San Francisco, and especially
to Maj jorGeneral Dowe ell and other heads of the
Military Department of the Pacific, and hope that
the consideration and attention bestowed upon
them may not be so great as to induce them not
to return to their old haunts in search of a few
more scalps.'
Many of our people will remember the "raid"
in question, at which time the residents of New
River, in this county, were driven from their
homes and everything they possessed. They
will remember an account furnished by party
from New River, and published in the JOURNAL.
of the trip from this county to the South Fork
of Salmon River, arriving there just after
q Handsome Billy and his party had murdered
all who came in their way, and sacked the store
of Dunphy, on the South Fork And also the
narrative OF a miner who escaped at that time,
but who, while concealed in the bushes, was
obliged to witness the inhuman, devilish murder
OF his less fortunate companion, who was ripped
open and quartered while yet living. These
sons of the forest may be objects of interest and
admiration to the people Of San Francisco, but
no so with the living friends and relatives of
those who have been inhumanly butchered at
their hands. Show them the sights, and tell them
San francisco sympathizes with the "poor In
dian, i" and then send them back to renew the
work of the rifle and scalping knife.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20
Wednesday, July :31st,

1867. to nominate candidates for the various
county offices. Primary elections to choose del
egates to said Convention are ordered to be held
on the evening of
Saturday, July 27th, 1867.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-20

D. E. GORDON, Secretary. 2
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rs TO the cause Of SO great change, she
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-05

ExHlBlrIox.-On the evening Of the 3rd
inst, the Flo Everett Literary society, gave
the Grand entertainment heretofore spoken Of
and it was quite a creditable one considering
al circumstances. Notwithstanding the ex
treme mud, rain and bad going the house was
full, and the audience appreciated very highly
the performance The exercises consisted o.
destinations, dialogues, negro and comic
speeches, interspersed with very good music
by the young ladies. mos, Of whom took An &C.
tive part in the exercises all through. The
whole performance closing up with music by
til" Minstrel Band, followed by a negro sermon
on the .sOsiginal parity AMI final fall Of Adam
and Eve
The evening prayer was most excellent;
hunting the deer (dsar) vas no, 20 ox, and
perfectly naturally. The Goddess OF Libe,
and red lights Was we'll performed.
We think the performance could he greatly
improved by throwing out = great portion Of
the negro aid comic parts Of il. The ohj.c,
Of such Societies should be 70 improve the in
tcllect and inform the understanding. Funny
persons are not made 50 BY cultivation, they
grow. There is too mucl, Of the light an |
triding in the world now. it wants mon Of
stern and 6rm habits. II wants men Of intel
hgeaoe, virtue AID uprightnsss, and not %
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-05

WENDELL HlLL rs.-Baptist Hall was filed
u overlooking on last Friday Evening to hear
the Nations orator. Wendell Phillips. We con-
TESS that in common with many others, We
we're disappointed. OF course what he said
on Lost Arts, IS we'll rs on the dangers Of
the hour, or Reconstruction. Was expressed in
that peculiar, impressive and eloquent man.
ner peculiar to himself; but there seemed 70
b something wanting,-a skipping about
from point to point. leaving the interst,ces in.
complete and nnsatisfactory-a hurrying
through as if he had more to say in given
time than he could say in that time. These at
least were the impressions made upon our
mind during and since the lecture. We attribute
this to the fact that MIR. Phillips WAS prevailed
upon to divide the evenings entertainment,
dev oiing part Of he time to the Lost Arts,
the remainder to reconstruction. The result
was that We got but a meagre portion Of either
lecture, and in neither did We have the fire,
the ps,hos or the argument of Wendell Pills
lips. In . word, those who went to hear.
heard very pleasant and profitable lecture,
but those who went to hear Wendell Phillips
did not hear him.-C.ddr Valley Times
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-05

=. HERlFFS SALE.-SrNTE Of low l,
- TAMA COUNTY, IS: In the District Court
OF lama County. Luthe, pood rs. Elias b.
Root. by virtue Of Apecal execution. dated
he Is, day Of April A. D. 1861, to me directed
issued out of the office OF the Clerk of the
District Court oil Tama county, State Of Iowa,
in favor Of Luther DO ID and against Elias q.
Root ON Judgment rendered by said Court
NJ the February term thereof, a. d. lS61,
against the said Ella, B. Root, and \ decree
of foreclosure against said Elias u. Root. and n
judgment against Elias u Root for the sum OF
Two Hundred and Thirteen and 61~1OQ
Dollars, wherein it was ordered adj
judged and ,lecreel that the following de.
scribed Real Estate to-wit: The Nonhwes,
fri or OF. the Northeast fri fourth, aud the
Northeast fri fourth o. the Northeast fri ar
Of section two in township eiehty-6ve North Of
kange fifteen (l5) west OF the 9th +. NJ, in
lama county, Iowa. be sold, or 50 much there
OF as is '.ecessary to satisfy said Judgment,
interest and cost. Now, therefore, public no.
tice is hereby given, that | have levied upon,
and shall ON the 3tth day Of April, A. b /.
1861, between the hours Of . clock !. m, and
o'clock p. M, OF said day. sale to commence
~, the hour Of 10 0 clock a. M, ut the front
door Of the Court House in Toledo Iowa, IN
the County Of Tama. offer aud sell ut public
out-cry, TO the highest and best bidder, that
bids two-,hir,ls or over OF The appraised value,
for cash. MI the right title and interest OF the
above named defendant, in and to the sbove
described property, or SO much thereof rs is
necessary TO satisfy said judgment for the
above named sum together with costs and all
accruing costs, unless the same shall he sooner
satisfied. KNIGHT DEALER,
April LIST, 1867. Sheriff Tama County.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-05

INTERNAL REVENUE L,cExsE.-We call the
attention Of our readers TO the following law
on revenue which explains itself:
The license or tax year for special taxes is
unchanged. II begins the first of Nav. and
ends the thirtieth OF April The time for per.
sons in business to make application, or to
filc notice, and TO pay the tax has, however
been advanced Two months earlier in the year.
Il is the duty of persons intending TO continue
in business after the first Of May, whether in
their present place Of bust, ess. or in new
one to which they design to move, to make ap-
pl'cat'ons forthwith. and be prepared to pay
their special ia before the first Of May. If any
person liable TO special tax is found in busi>
ness on or after that date, he will incur the
penalties prescribed by law. which will he
enforced with the utmost rgor consistent with
justice.
The time for assessments have been changed
for the purpose Of enabling every person ia
obtain and hold their special tax receipts du
ring the entire year as The law requires. and
If they fail SO 10 do. they will have TO bea,
the punishment Of fine not less than $40 mol
more than $5O0.-Rerenue Herald
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-05

KESDIGs LEcrUR Es-We lad the pleasure
Of hearing the ectures on the" Mnlel Woman. !,
and Model Man. delivered at the NJ. F..
Church on the 18th and Goth Of last Month -
Both Of these lectures were good. but We fan.
cied the last named most He pictured ont
to . dot, We think. the "Aodel Man. His
model. was a genuine original man, full Of
goahead. not mere copyist, yes sir to every
one and everything Not man who would
say TO A. inaconversation, o yes that's so; and
meeting 3. in a few hours agrees with him too
the latter differing radically with the former
on the same subject. In short his model was
man OF mind and thought and had each OF his
own. The proceeds Of his lectu, es merely paid
him, and nothing above that wns realised
Nothing Was left for the benefit Of the Sab
bath School and not enough after paying him
of to settle the pnters bill by fur dollar. and
ffty c nts. Such. how yer. is the printers
luck always, and he must donate literally
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-05

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