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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11


active, but prices heavy sales 400 bbs and cs at
1202tc for No l. l20l2Ic for fair to prime Old western
and CITY, l2lc. for prime New western steam, ana i5c
for 100 prime New Kettle Rendered. for future delv
cry, note sales Of 1000 tcs seller January at 1c ana
1000 tcs., seller last half February, at l2lc.
AFTERNOON PRoyIs0N MARKET OCLOCK.-Ihe mar
ket for Mess Pork lower and dun at $9ds9 Of for
Old and $40 % for New holders offer 20 sell at these
figures Seller February at 500 2jGt20 SIT ana buyer DO
AT $40 TO- Lard duh at I2c for Old and 2iGl3e. for
New; these are the extreme Figures.
PETROLEUM-The market is dun but FIRM we quote
Crude at 13Ba14c. ia bulk. and 19G194c in bb Refined
in bond at 25l02Gc for L. 81 GU2tc. for do 10 W. %
for Prime do do 30d30ic for s. w. and 3G3Ac iOr
Z. W. Free Oil is dun, and prices are nominal.
RICE-Carolina is in fair demand and prices firm sales
of 100 ties. at 9}c.; RangOOn is neglected
SUGARS-I0dcrs remain iiTn and a fair business is
dong In Raw sales of 23 hhds., at TO- Otc. for CUBA
and &c. for Porto Rico, and III boxes Havana at
$4,000. Refined are in demand and firm, at l5b Gl54c
for Hards, and 1HG1l3c. for soft Whites. -
SPICES-The market is very firm for all kinds and the
demand has been active We note safes ana rsales
of 800 bags Ginger at 13iUl5ic, gold; 5000 bags Suh
Pepper and TO- 900 mats Cassia on private terms
STEARINWe note sales OF $4,000 ID prime aJ ll4c inc
market Is firm and active.
SEEDS-A dun and heavy market Tor 1lmotly Sced at
S30$3 Rough Flax Seed is quiet at y co. 5 clover
Seed sells slowly at l3014c. $1,000.
SOUTHERN PRODUCE-StocS Of Rosn on hand, $4,000
bbls; Of Spirits Turpentinc $500 bbls Georgia
Texas Hides Isle, hcyrun. Gunny Cloth quiet az 2ic
TALLOW-Thc demand Is good and the market 1lrin
sales to-day and last evening, Of 25OJO ID ~ Ior
common to prime. ~
TEAS-Thrc is good demand for both black and Green
Teas and prices well sustained; sales incurred ut0h
first hand 1000 half chests Green 20 arrive 500 do do,
do Oolong, also $50 half chests Colored japan from
second hands.
WHIsKY-Thc market is inactive and prices are nom
nal. 4 good article can be had AZ 81 70 per gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE.

~
There is n slight improvement of tone in the Dry
Goods Market Jo9bcrs are cans any io'S Gi t0%Gs
upon the whole the volume oil business Is tida 10 80
was expected There is, however, little appearance OF
any demand from the South; and there are comparatively
Brown sheetngs arc in rather better demand, bnt at
late prices The jObbcIs quote: AinqsE,ds ~ -Ig At,
A. Ole; Great Falls NJ, l9c.; Indian Head 2.c% indian
Orchard BIB, 1sc; Indian Orchard A. 23c; Inan OIfoau
C. 100; Lawrence G, 22c; Ptjsield A. htci McGlou ~
Pacific 4, 22c Pacific II, 22c; Pacific L. me- l9c; rep
In Blcachcd shItiugs and shcctngs there II rather
doing, with an improved tone upon IN, lower o'S
The obhcrs quote NcwY0rk Mills at 37lr Wamsutta IT,
32lc Bartctts, 23c; Jamcss NILS 24. l@Nir"cS -
22Jc. Pcppcrcis. c., Ace; AtttWd.dl ~ ~ LUIS
dale pc; Watham So sac; Walthmu, g. 65c; Na.tham
104 -,r. Eatcs's IB q5lc; Utica d. 42lc Utca, o.,
525c Utica o. o5c. Utica. lot. s. Amoskeag n, 25c
Mas0uyillc, 2Gc.. and AUdroscocgin l.. 81 &c
Brown drills ia moderate demand 40 late prices.
Canton flnes quiet, the finer grades being chiefly
wanted. while low qualities sell 40 a sacracc.
the leading makes follows Amoskcas \ & =, 'lci
Amo,kcag 4. 44c; Amoskcag B, &c; Ahosk''s d. 4r
Hamilton, Sfc; Pearl River, ior; Harvest 7a.i IIr.i,,
3Oc; Pittsfcld, lic; Albany lt3c; YORK o4. ha"P'h
Sfrip,s are quiet al the following prices among iohbors
Amo-icag SOC; whiitcuton \, 5aci WniicnoH ~ 49,,
Wdttcutou. Il T. 45c.; HaymdkcI 2sc Massautai'' --t
There is better demand for medium and dark styles ~
arc opening thcir Spring styles aud yet c" et goods
are offering. The iOhbers quote dark goods rs Ip9Ws'
American 7lc; Anoskcag lCic; Nrumac ID, lsci 1irr-
Tfmac W. 2Oc; sprague's. lsc; Spupucs Puppies l!c;
spracucs Fncic,. 100; Carriers, ls!c ~, Hnohd l'-c
Amu-I1taW
THERE'S considerable trade In dcHims 20 the following
quotations among jobhcrs Amosltas: 3'tc; Hayw3krr
zoe; York SIC; Warren brown, ne; Monitor 2lci Man
chester Co, &c; suffolk 27c.
Tho heading stvlcs Of checks are quoted follows:
Ianar Az ne: tniou, 80 4N2. 37c Union. a. 2N2 Jlr
Tuiou 90 4N2 3Jc Union, 20, 4N2, $685. Caledonia 5oc
Kcnnchcci 35c.: Farm. and Mech, SOC.
Muslin dclaines are active and scarce. Pacific and
MAnchcstcrs are iobbcd az IS cents.
me trade in wooeus continues dull aud backward
Sruc fancy cashmere do not yet begin o move Agents
sill hold back their goods and buyers sim Keep CUT OF
the market with "A view to bringing holders to their
terms.
Tho importers beginning to open their Spring goods
lint as yct there is no general display and transactions
arc chiefly confined to goods adapted for the clothing
trade.
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ilnrt- tllaroeil's Nctlre.

NEw-JERsEY HIsToRICAL SOCIETY REcEP1oN.-
reception was given by the above venerable Society az
their rooms corner OF Bank and Broadsts Newark on
Wednesday evening which attended by the beauty
and fashion OF that city and by several eminent entene
from abroad among whom were Wendell Philips rI0,:
Aiken OF Princeton Chancellor Zabrise, ana flOI evoS
Of New Brunswick The latter gentleman, gave an @
estng account OF the State Geological survey OF ,nh
he is the superintendent and exhibited some OF t
ortely drawn maps which have recently been oo"po'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11

NEWARK LIBRARY AssoCLATIoS.-The annual meet
ing OF the above-named Association was heu on "euhes
day night, when the stockholders eie.'u 'Ao
.S, :, q D,.,,oa Abrm Coles James ID. orton, WIN.
Rankin r VIM F. LaytSn jos n Sra Tatte walsh q ana
1' p,nier The report OF the Secretary showed
tbc Institution 10 be in prosperous condition The ro<
i,t ncdIug balance Jan. l, 1896, were S,257 ID; exc
ehPdtnrcs So 40 50; balance in treasury, SI66 &C.
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PASSENG Frs SAILED.

non u.vAy, Ian 1OIn steamship Eaee:-C 81 Cs,n Tbo..
GaWay John Galway Edward scmer Alfred T. Cars jos hsdd
IL Tbro Bere Aug CariesOu Col tunler brComts Ono 20
Rsseauier J. Murlock Juias James Dr. H. Bartlett NJ 9d ME-
G Davenport Mr. johnson, Mls. j. j. NJ woodruff NJ And
Thala. A. Bekuap iliss Emna Srotlnsi mrs "
Boarding Mrs Poryan anil children "a. W VT a a
Mr. M Keer Nss Cuna, c. W Wyhe o. Jsrhsoe sha
wife sir Schosong r. s has h~ilea - ohAiP'
wife chi Mr. T. T. lse, As5 Ay AHury'. " d. -
sfe aud J. A!boa, Scilf ld'h 'is H. "'"' T.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw.YORK........JAs. 10.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship San.iagod Cuba, Smith, GreyoEn, Me
Stranbip Rsbeca trdr. Snyder Wilmington, n & J. Hama
s.r~M5 Gen Barnes Morton, Savalusl Livingston For 20
S,esnhio Ys1oo Hodges Rehmsn, Gc lieneksn rAHnOs
st,amship Chesapeake, johnson, Portland y X Anes
St.,msbin Neptun4 Baker Boston W. ?. Clyde x 70 A.
Shin b. Cutang Tyson Liverpool via Ssyannsn J. AA' W"
RaIt Hllcyou Hubbard. New-OTleaus, y. H. Bingham
pye JIaee West Kingston, JNa., Henry De CoiioYa 70
Brig Nellie Ware. Ware, Aanzanilo A1ss = war, W A'I
Schp Picsyick (Br.), Putt, Malaga, g. !. Bluey:
SChr Franconia TreForgy, Demsrsra T. Rove 90.
schr Andromeda (Br J. Ashhy, Havana, Trnio sinlef -
Schr Aimeer DEL Gillet CORVALLIS s. u De"ehe 70
schr Breeze Inch Mobile Pensacola J. b. eager. -,
sehr Paul Seayey ulin Wilmington, " g., Iolyoke n9ny
Schr Leuthal Martin, Washington, c. Van br9n sAsHe
Schr \ p Harris Dawson New-Or.eans Young C0wan.
Sclr Wide World ullreh Wilmington y. c., Jonas Smith
Sehr Il knapp -, STANFORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11

The Uaterio,cn tN. " Retormer says gentlemaa
who made over 100 calls In that village New Years
pay saw at no place any sprituOus liquors offered Ia
visitors Tea and coffee were the prevailing drinks
In the Supreme Judicial Court at Boston, on Janu-
airy s. Judge Campbell upon the motion OF Francis Pea
body of Salem, granted preliminary Injunction 70 TO-
strain John X. Northrop from exposing or nssins
OF secret that Peabody invested him with rsaee
to machine Of his invention for carding hemp ana ~n'
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

IAN 10-46l2 bbls Flour, C55 hhs. whisky 900 hhl+
Corn Meal 500 sacks do 70 sacks on Cake, l,7tJ bush
Corn 300 bush Oats 1900 bush MALI It6 bush seeds 81
urs Aches G55 pkCs Beef 2sis bhF Pork, 40 uk- Cut
Meats pcs Lard, 3,i6f Dressed Hogs, illo bult ne
troleun. 3.OG5 pkgs. Butter, 722 pkgs Cheese
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Deniistrp.
a. DFIIGHTFTL PROCESS.r

Nine teeth without the least pain
an improved method Of iuhg Nitrous Ond Gas No charge
a. when teeth Complete
Dr. VAN NLECks No. l15 siIthaye n Y
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Manhattan Puuer Vera Cruz Dec ~, Ssa Jan q sos
Ha.ana 5th. wit inise. and pass. 20 c. A. whitney
STEAMSHIPS Laona Hoyey Galneston with d and pass 70 T. ID.
Steamship Rising star Harris ATinwal jan with treasure mails
and pass 70 the P.c.ic Mail Steamship Company. 80 A.
Sship Pioneer DBL SHackrl Cos Bay days with coal
Snow L Burgess , =. y, 90. IA A..
and PAST 10 James Hand A.
Steamship Wailsgtta, Fish, NewBedOu Win hdse- Anu pas "
Fergus0a 4 Wood
steamship PaiApscO Nes Baltimore 10 hours with dse :" r.
Snul a Il.
peTuanbgro Nov 20 with pepper - ". 4 sale 4 Co. 81.
Brig Eliza of lugwssh X 81 Pratt, Windsor n s. 10 lays S'n
nj. 10 ID. K De Wolf Go.
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FROM VERA CRUZ &c. Jan lnln steamship Msnhatan-J ~ no
,i iay Mr. and Mrs f. Parker, v. Mrs. Prss'T and ',
4 v,n T,ssel, Joseph Barne Mis- Esr9s Gap: pl'P T.
lanes NJ Ioi D Sutherland Waters, W. John'one JAM. FEAR
rs T. Charlton Peterson H. Lee Peter Jau' oA Thomas As"'
Rni.
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MIyIATrRE ALMANAC.

Can Pa, 7.24 sun sets ....4.53l Moon Sets....loG
NIGH DAY =, q,
SANDY Hook Cows island lZ:sO Hell
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90 Obom II man Concern.

U1HE NATIONAL INVENTORS EX-
CHANGE No 28 Broadway " T., is open to visitors rom a m
m Models Of new and valuable improvements are beng Tecefyl
ay from inventors branch Offices throughout the UnI sae
Parties with large or limited find at the Exchange uneqaan
opportunities and may ease enre interests 81 o
and Comfy rights valuable wonderful ever
patented bought aud sod On commission moose s~~p
e., circris, JAMES b. COLT 4 Co..
w. Directors National Inventors EEohange
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
THE FOLLOWING CIRCULARS HAVE BEES ISSUED By THE

BEEN ISSUED ~ fHB LShFOosa
r-,,,a Stats OF fnrrCoast 81 q
Thts nd n Afdrks FIOridTle al 81 MARKS fla,
ha rrfttd and light vii be exhibited tbereo" ca
the evening the 9Th Of January, lSoI . -.
apparatus consists ~ 'lrtu orlrr ens Vi '
NJ Frssrel showing liked light OF the natural color
~ fet above the Level % te So
light should he visible under Ordinary 'oAuons u e @
phere, froma distance o.! IL miles
North fnt-Ctaary Isdads-Ligh on Ctmphdd FotM rat
rd-Ohica information has been received al 1 Oue
bh,e from recently erected on Cumpa Point ise nSfib
sastr oint or Island ~ Palma, Canary Islands
me r revolving white light aud attaius rs greatest onhanr
elevated l7 feet above the level OF the SA All ~
clear weather should be ,sble from distance Of miles,
The Illuminating apparatus Is doptrc or ~ leases
The tower l2 feet high slightly onea OF GArk gray eo
The lantern is painted white Il is in lat y ~ n, and long u !"
The ehtteepes dwelling the cas-, side and 81 tho
: the lighthouse . a.. 81. -, yt,h,,
GpaddHG BrA that the two liked green lights on fout
Crn island Of the canal have been removed 70 uo
opno,te bank on southeast eHtrci Of ClneA Island
The before columns, when siier fm VIC aV
mar, M lie cbarue lights 90 By night One - bet ana .os
above the ever OF the sea AM '-oy e-
II i've miles -, l.. .t,..o, In a..
InsSsfor% Alteration Of LOg light Nedbs
ChaH-Oca information has been received az hs ono 'n no
m gouss Il Hurst Point Needles Channel has been taken ao"D,
the fortlacatfon
% % il on m. ssme bang from the High light before bat ths
yards instead Of 25Ii al It's elevation ABOVE VIC sra W
feet, q high. Springs.
the High lighthouse exhibited AZ an elevation Of % s' .o0s
North Jtant-MadeIra TslaaL-Fraf Ligh AZ hneNHt NC.
dra-Asc and after the 1T day o December o ht'
Is elevated III feet
and clear weather should be irn s'enee Of %
Illuminating dopt1c or by tuSeS VI ni'n "'"
The light IL exhibited from an iron column
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Savings BanKs.


EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. CnAnBEHs-art {
NRw YoRg Dec. ~ 1866 }
DEPOSITORS nre hereby notified that inter
~ cent annum WIZ 10 pau on III as
from ~ 10 $500 and the rate Of per cent per an .J tree
over $500 which have deposited for the space OF m ~ ~ he
month, previous lst DAY Of January W. pa9 on 5 ~ The
January Interest not called or m ~ ~ ~ Ian
principal and draw interest deposited previous 10 ' " " ~
1,n,.t,y. h,oo q IN
open daily 10 ~ a. and w q ES ssa "
WILLIAM Ii. sL0CUn, PTssidsAi
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financial.


SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
y FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
PRINCIPAL AID INTEREST GUARANTEED By THE ATLANTIC
AID PACIFIC RAILROAD tONIAHl,
IN COUPON BONDS
1000 EACH,
TWENTY YEARS TO RUN,
DUE SEPT. -, lssG.
IyTFRFsr At TtlR RATE or PER CENT ptE ~ N
PAYABlF IL TilE cry OF NEWYoRK oS gHE FIRST DAYS
OF JANUARY AND JULY.
Th.. bonds are i.,ue on - q complete road
loa il TIE state % Mnf'uH NAl'n nm
AID lI a,'' d, 0sr i q, cot o. - 100000
Tageti,r 90 of la4i roF beng dI'sol 100, am
q - acre tnaIAuu TFt''t' I'1ou"OO
S,v r,.e,t total value u SO,3O00OO
By provision mortgage uLen lands soh r. ne amount ~
Geo to special fund Or the lc4'fta o "'
81 not erecting 10 pea cent lL' i'
receivable 81 Company payment 81 o. slie
A Surcl, th, o.d connect with DE Great Atlantic AID Farh.
Railroad G. E,tcn tcruu forming direct aua toA'o1s "''
" hen Completed il viii present. road q go miles iu ~ o
length ea,try about Si2'Cooono99
viii 1850 acres valued lO,OOOcO0
Showing total value .SODOOOO
Of Bonds authorized, Niil the an.
Which may issued exceeding $1,000 yer mile oi COZ
Ode rre.e sae q $4,000 900 Of Bou4, limited amolH s
for further particulars aprlyto
WARD & Co,
BANKERS.
No 81 WALIsSI., SkWlOkK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11

TnT BowrRY NATIONAL BAyE. NV losK, Dec - ~,
AN ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN DIRECT
" ORS Of this Initu'on Tor the ensuing fi be- held
A. The FanAng Room TUESDAY the 18th day Of January Iet be
WV" ' ~ " r. HAMILTON. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11

~ January ? 1871
VNUE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DlREC-
TORS = Company vl he held al the Once ~ The Company
o. uay January Polls Will he from u IA To p
M ltrI'rs Al HATFIELD, Secretary.
VNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Trustees OF
the Silver Skt aud Wire Manufacturing Company vi" be hfd - we
Compay Office q Court TT, on THURSDAY, January ulo
from u O'Clock until O'Clock T. s. DoD"E secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given that a MEEIlNG oil
Y tha STOCKUOLDERs' Of the WILCOX GIBBS SEWING
MACHINE Co viii be- held At tie Office Of The COMPANY 10 90 Broad
v m tL 18Th day January 1861 o'clock Tor tie purpose
o. ''e'NHb ''-' " f. +. HATCH. Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Gan, YIN W,eh fthe schr Forrest King writes from New
ORLEANS 10 the eject that towAge had the Bar TO the ev s
- cents per tun but Of vessels frequently charged 81 10
snds Om instances
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& OIL SCI AZ

The total amount belonging to the various funds in the
State Treasury is $1,n417l sc. The funds hand
which may be applied 10 the payment OF the State debt
would further reduce IL to about s. 100000
The following table shows the movements of the state
debt for the last years giving the amount due on the
Tlf, f n.s8r 1.ap1 fpflpi a1lX
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THIRTIETH DIVIDEND.

sRMIA ANIMAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE ( PER CENT free Of tan
has THIS DAY been declared payable demand the once The co
nsny No is Byosdway JANIS b. AMES jE Secretary.
NeT-York. January 3. 1861
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OrWcs VI rug NATIONAL R,vELEHs Insurance. CoNrASr}
80 2tJ BRotDwAy EEw YORK, Jan ., 1907 .
rI0IIE annual meeting Of the STOCKlOLDEhS
4 ofthc NATIONAL TRAyELERS INSURANCE COMPANY, VA
be- the Company sA 90 TUESDAY, the ~ Gay OF January
Other hlsiuc.. b. II. JONES SecTetary
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THE MARKETS.
IInr.l---. r.uurtrI for I-nK InInrNF |

SOUTHWEST Pacific RAnRoAD.-See advertise
ment under Financial"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11

The biennial report Of State Treasurer Beverdge for
the years 1866 confined to the brefest possible state,
ment of the condition of the State finances with the usual
tabular statements, and few suggestions as TO equaza-
ton Of assessments and the transfer of funds 100
The public debt Of the State of Illinois, on the 50th OF
November 1866 $863s252 IA reduction III the past
two years of 2G4 900 G3 including interest which
amounted 81 995GO9 The receipts during the two
years. with the balance hand at the date of the last
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16

WHEN We passed the gothic castle at the up
per end of Sturdvant's field the other day. it
never occurred to US that it was the abode of
Phil. and John Sheridan, (grandsons of the hero
of the Shenandoah) or right here all hands would
have come to a halt. John told us afterwards
that they had just good a claim heart could
wish for, if they only had plenty of water to
work it with. The food of last winter carried
away another wheel for them, since which time
the water supply has not been over-average-
Nothing but fear that Uncle John Fisher never
would forgive US, prevents the telling of incl
dent in the junior John) Sheridan's ife-how
once upon time he wanted pig roasted at the
Fisher House. 1t may appear in Harpers Drarer
one of these days, but without first consulting
Uucle John we hardly dare put il in print. To
be lacking in the sense of smell is sometimes
dangerous, as Sheridan knows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16


"eaverville makes the following suggestions,
which we submit as being worthy of little ear
nest thought on the part of those who feel an in
terest in the cause Of education That perhaps
one OF the vacant lots on Main street, beyond
the Theater, could be obtained from Mr.. Hooker
the owner, at q reasonable figure. if not without
price. That the substantial, but now totally
useless edifce known as the Union Church, be
removed to the location in question, and fitted
up as School room to be occupied by either
the Grammar or Primary departments of the Dis
trict School. 1t would be excellent location
for the Primary School, and do away with the
risk now incurred by the smaller children in
crossing the gulch by the rckety bridge at the
Chinese Church. The building to be placed in
charge of the School Trustees, with the under
standing that it may at any time be used for
public purposes. The Church is the property of
the town, and there be objection to put
ting it to the indicated. The building at
present designated School House is a SLAM
der upon the place. Iato its contracted limits
are now daily huddled we'll nigh a hundred pu-
pills, to whom it is impossible for the Teachers
to do justice. Let those who have children i'm
prisoned in it six hours each day say what they
think of the proposition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16

VIsIroRs.-J. Chadbourne, Esq, now resi-
dent of San Francisco, but to whom the people
of Trinity need no formal introduction is with
us, accompanied by his wife. He will remain
until the close of the April term of the District
Court, which is sufficient intimation to clients
who desire the services of an able attorney.
Israel Comstock, of Comestock l. Martin, here,
and who is the resident partner at Red Bluff of
that Forwarding firm, has been in town a week.
look among his merchant-customers at the
prominent outside points has satisfied him that
old Trinity is not going into hasty decline
We rejoice to know that our stately uncle is in
the enjoyment of excellent health, and that the
cares of active life have left no additional traces
since last we saw him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16

LEwlsroS.-"hen you go there, tie up at How
Bogers q Retreat" They take the best care
of sojourners, and will provide and care for four
legged animals in praiseworthy manner They
would not advertise in the JOURNAL unless thew
intended to do the % fair thing by both man
and beast. Shaw l. Rantzau have fitted up their
merchandise establishment in fine STYLE and We
are prepared to assert that there is not a neater
or better conducted "country store in the
county-to our knowledge.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16

STRATMAN-iIas remembered us again, sending
Harper's Naydzine for March, llarpcr's and Les
lies Illustrated papers, Wilkes Spirit, and any
number of journals published in the cities of the
West. As an instance of the Majors enterprise
may mention that on the arrival of the last
steamer he dispatched special boat to Sacra-
mento, thus filling up-country orders in advance
of all competitors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16
WHOLESALE SLIDISa.-Two extraordinary land

WHOLESALE SLIDISa.-Two extraordinary land
slides occurred at the claim of Bren brothers,
on the East Fork of Canyon creek, last Tuesday.
The first slide started from the mountain side
above while they were at work in the claim,
barely allowing them time to escape. The cab
in occupied by them stood in its path, and is
supposed to be total wreck, portion of it
or its contents had been discovered at latest ac-
counts. Shortly afterwards another slide start
ed from still higher up the mountain, carrying
with it huge pine trees, and landing on the first.
Where the claim was Tuesday morning, is now
grove of forest monarchs, standing as grace
fully as before they moved from their original
position. The O'Briens lose not less than $500
by the destruction of their cabin, to Say nothing
of the mischief done in their claim.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16

ODD FELLOWS ANNIvERsARY.-In pursuance
Of the recommendation of the NJ W. Grand Sire
Of the Grand Lodge of the United States, ap-
pointing the approaching anniversary of the in
PRODUCTION of Odd Fellowship in America as a
day of thanksgiving and praise, the Grand Mas
ter of the Order in this State has instructed all
Lodges within his jurisdiction to observe the oc-
casion in whatever manner they may deem ap-
propriate. At regular session of North Star
Lodge, held last evening, committee was ap-
pointed to take the preliminary steps for an ap
propriate observance of the anniversary occasion
and report at the next regular meeting (2Ist).-
In the next issue of the JOURNAL we shall be abl
to furnish more decisive information in regart
to the intentions of this branch of the Order
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16

Coon CLAIM.-We took hasty look at the
claims Of Chapman Fisher, at Arkansas Dam,
last Friday and found all hands-fifteen in num-
ber-hard at it. The claim is one of the best on
Trinity river, or would be if the facilities for
working it were as good as thev are in some
localities. The fall from the working point of
the river is very slight, but with plenty of water
tney manage to make itpay. Didn't ask George,
Jim' Nichols, Chris. or Hobart what the Weld
was for fear they would feel in duty bound to
reply "an ounce a day to the hand ~