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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-01

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14
Weekly Trinity Journal.

~ 1s"ssH Hnsrrssss and Grsssbseks taken at
ne'f ruing value in for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbscks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14
Weaverville, Saturday, Sept. IA, 1867

San Francisco Ageney.-San Francisco mer
chans or business who may desire advertisements in
serted In the TRINITY. JOURNAL informed that L. T.
FISHER 629 Washington is Agent and that he
alone is authorized business for this paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

DYISG.-There is dignity about that going
away alone we call dying-that wrapping the
mantle Of immortality about Us that putting
aside with pale hand the azure curtains that
are drawn around this cradle of world that
venturng away from home for the first time in
our lives for we are not dead-there is nothing
dead to speak of, and We only go off seeing for
eign countries not laid down on the maps we
know about. There must be lovely lands some
where starward, for none ever return that GO
thither. and we very much doubt if any would
if they cOuld.-B F. Taylor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

CHANGE OF TUSE.-An Irishman in shop in
New York was one day surprised and delighted
BY the entrance of an old acquaintance After
ten minutes joll6caton the friend left when
Pats employer said to him
$50. Pat, you knew that person in the old
"O Och. an sure did I; an it's lucky day l
met with him here. It's fine boy he is, wild
ali his family. His grandfather was general
his father was a general-and hed been a gen.
eral hisself if he had not come away"
But what he after in your pockets? /
thought | saw him put his fingers there rather
slyly.'
Clapping his hands to his pocket, Pat ascer-
tanned that both watch and purse missing.
- Murther y he cried, gesticulating like a whale
with dozen harpoons in his side = the thafe
the spalpeen knew him wild all his fimly.-
His grandfather was hanged-his father was
hanged-and he'd been hanged hssef if he had
not run away "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

ELOQUENT GERMAN RADIcAL.-After the Union
men of Ohio had perfected their State ticket at
Columbus, grand ratification meeting in
An Andy Johnson sheet. reports one Hassaurek,
an enthusiastic German. to have said:
Frisnts unit Fetier Citizens IL yust speaks sum
dinks init you We makes pOoty goot dicket
to-day, fOn de convention. don't it p? Unit gOot
platform. Dere is some fon de nckers in dis
platform. l likes dem nickers. Yaw, | likes
dem better as dem Dutch Democrats in der Five
Wards. | vas sbeak down dere last jhear. unit
dey makes me blcniy of droublcs, ain it ? One
fell"r be drows pig cabbage at my het, unit an
under fell~r he most my eye placks nit pretzel.
But dem nick-rs, ah. he is de fellers You sent
more as a hundret million vite soldars nit de
war. Veil, de Shonny repels he licks dem SOL
dares all de vile. Butty soon you youst sent
dem nickers do? More as twenty five tousant he
sday in de forts und pick up little ding> unit de
unier uns dey ust 6ie little unit vip de Sh"n-
nies, yust like donn"r unit bitten, unit put down
de rebellion ant dake Richmont. Amt ?
Vas dink sbeak blenty. Mine goot frients, all
desc Gopperheats d-y git de common Dutch We
gifts de nickers. Dat is gootl Don't it? Mine
frients, goot night. May be l gooms pack agin
and sbeak somedinks nit you.
LO THE Poor INDIAN.-A Denever paper pub
fishes the following pathetic lode onto the
Friendlies." There is truth in it, if there ism t
much poetry:
Noble red man of the plains, pouncing on un-
guarded traius, whence you come and where you
go, Sherman scout would like to know. Burn
ing here and scalping there, east and west and
everywhere, prowling like the tiger cat, night
and day along the Platte, stealing boldly ut your
will, all along the Smoky Hill; first you come in
parties small, in numbers that appal,
spreading death and devastation, robbing
ranches, burning stations, such persistent viSiia-
ton. DOES not claim our admratiOl. Mr.. LO,
now quit your tricks surely you'll get in fix
now just stop these ugly caprrs or We II send you
to the Qunkers; if our boys start on he scout,
surely they will wipe you out go, bold red man
of the West, here your stay is short ut best
go and hunt the buffalo, we can spare you, Mr..
Lo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

IL the days Of the Patrarchs, woman's con-
duct was the index of her heart. When, for ex-
ample. the father of Rebekah asked her if she
would go with the servant of Isaac, she replied
at once, 8" ] will go y Had she been daughter
of the nineteenth century, she would have an
swered, ''Oh, pshaw 90 with him? Why, Mr..
Isaac must be sick Go with him? or course
| won't T. And then-she would have gone
with him
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

GKS JAMES A. McDouG.LL. ex-Unred States
Senator from California. died in Albany New
York, September Sd ag.d 6fty years. He came
to California in 1919, from Illinois, of which
State he had been Attorney-General /; and WAS
FIR one term Attorney-Genrral of California, and
served the people one termi in Congress He was
a wel-educa' ed and indeed brilliant man. but
whisky ruined him. He went to the Senate q
Radical, bu. soon became a Cons Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

THE GoosE YAxGs" HIGH.-A philosophi-
cal discovery made by Gail Hamilton, for which
she claims Il membership in the Pickwick Club,
is worth repeating" Everything goes lovely
and the goose hangs high is not correct
% Yang - is the word from the negro dialect, the
sound and sense of which are the same, repre-
sentng The I" far-heard clang" of the wild
goose. So in literal fine weather. or the state OF
prosperity, everything is lovely and the goose
yangs high
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

IycRArrrupE.-Old Tom Hrnly went up to An
dv VapSchaack's house in SHASTA and slept four
hours in bed where his (Van's) mulatio wo-
man sleeps. He went down town the same night
and spoke two hours against the negroes, and
said '.this is white mans country. Red
Ruff Independeat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR.-We acknowledge
the receipt of an admission ticket to the State
Fair at Sacramento, from the gentlemanly Secre-
tary of the State Agricultural Society, I. N.
Hong, Esq, and hereby tender our thanks to the
officers of that creditable State institution Mr..
Hoag writes US that the approaching Fair will be
the most interesting one ever held in the State.
We trust that the attendance will be large.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

A GocD HIr.-When Frank Pixlcy was intro
duced to the gathering at Platt,s Hall. San Fran
cisco, not long since, some in the audience
asked, :. Frank, where's your smuel ?? '.Up
at Sacramento, editing the Union. WIS the quick
response, which brought down the house.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

BEAUTIFUL AND TRUE.-In an article in Fra
zier's Magazine this brief but beautiful extract
occurs =" Education does not commence with
the alphabet. 1t begins with the mother look
Of reproof-with sisters gentle pressure of the
hand, or a brothers noble act of forbe. rance
with handful of flowers in green and daisy
meadows-w'h birds nests admired but not
touched-with humming bees and glass bee
hives-with pleasant walks and shady lanes, and
with thonghs directed in sweet and kindly
tones, and words to mature to acts of benevo-
ence. to deeds of virtue, and to the source of
all good-tO God himself"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

OxE mau took paper, and his life was happi,,
er than kings; his children all could read nd
write, and talk of men and things. Another
took no paper, and while strolling through tne
wood, tree fell down upon his crown ana XIII
ed b;m-as II should. Had he been reading OF
the news, at home like neighbor Jim, we II bet
cent that accident would not have happened him.
-Lvons Republican.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14
Happy Golden DAYS,

Fond memory with your magic wings,
IN wait me back once more
TO blessed scenes Of love and home
80 sweet in days Of yore
Happy golden days.
Precious feeting hours
Made up Of joy and peace and love,
And wreath'd around with flowers.
On. bring to view the old brown cot
The woodland and the lea:
The mountains that loved to climb
That overlooked the sea-
went across the treacherous sea-
Beyond those mountains fair
To seek k'r brighter joys. but found
The shadow only therel
There's wrinkles now upon my brow,
My hair is thin and gray;
And yet with memory at my heart
I'm young again to day!
Fond memory with your magic WINGS
Where eer my footsteps roam.
Oh. bring sweet sunshine to my SOUL
The sunshine of my home Mrs. NJ. A. Kidder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

Mrs So-AND-So lost her husband, very good
man, to whom she was supposed to he much at
tached. few days after the funeral the sexton
brought his bill For digging grave- S2.2-
My gracious !" said she, you don't charge
81 for digging grave in such soft ground as
tuat7 would have gladly dug it for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27
THE NIGHT SOIL QUESTION

Some time ago the Councils, in order to get
rld OF Inc nuisance created by the deposit of
night sell in the James Greek marsh, passed
All act requiring that ii should be taken ont.
eide the city limits; allowing the scavenger to
charge his customers an additional sum to "a.
pay him for the additional expense and labor
involved In the further transportation. Wa
have received complaints that the scayenpsr
OF the Seventh Ward is again dumping the
hight SOIL In this marsh, giving as a reason
mat ne 10 not permitted to deposit q,
on the Virginia Shore. If this be ia.
case IL SHOWS the urgent necessity of
oeaiins win TINS question of the reno val of
nights In some comprehensive wav, by CON.
tracing tor Its removal by poudreits maksrs
or Otherwise, as is done else where. Tina, i,
should De deposited longer within the c,tv
limits il entirely ont OF the question. 7, mo.
hardly 10 be tolerated when the CITY v.s -
spsrsely built mp that The uuisanc. wa.
squares distant from the nearest resident, bn,
that part OF the city has now filed IN IN snon
az extent that such relic OF barbarism ha. NO
business there.
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WASHINGTON GossIP.-o Data" saws

by direction of the President proclama.
ton has been prepared. in accordance with thu
resolution OF The House, warning hlibustsrs
that the penalties of the law will be visited
upon them, etc. But unless there sh all be
more evident movements in the direction of
Mexico by the filibusters, the proclamation
will not be promu igatsd.
Mr.. Plume, the secretary of legation to Mex.
ic~. is now in the United States, and 1t was
deemed by tie Secretary OF State absolutely
essential that eur government should be At
once represented at the Juarez govern mont.
Mr.. Gutenberg being In Mexico, ana acting As
our minister, under commission which expired
with the last day Of the last session OF Con.
Rress. II was deemed advisable to consin ne
him a. the representative OF the United States
by special order. This action OF the State De
partmen; has been approved by the President
and cabinet.
As vet the President has not designated An
cfhcer to take command Of the 18th district, in
place OF General Sheridan, who, 1t Is under
stood, will shortly be relieved from his pres
ent service and assigned to some other About
half dozen names have been suggested, and
the probab 10 that General Hancock nav
be assigned to the command.
There Is good authority for saying tn at II was
not nor is it intended to relieve all the district
commanders, and the President has never
entertained the icea OF relic wing any Of them,
save Gen. Sheridan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27
REGISTRATION IN VIRGINIA

Gen. Schofield has issued q general order
for second session OF the Boards of Regis
tratlon in his district without unnecessary de. .
lay, after giving the ten days notice required
by paragraph seventeen Of the regulations Of
May -, 1857. tor the purpose Of revising the
former registration, In accordance with Sec
ton of the act of Congress passed July 10,
1867. He says: The board will transfer to the
lists OF rejected the names OF all persons who
may have been improperly registered, and will
register all persons who may have failed from
any cause whatever to be registered at the first
session OF the board" 1t will be remembered
that section OF the supplementary reconstruc.
ton act. hich he refers to. construes the words
executive or Judicial office in any Stats,
as used in the registration oath 70 include.
"Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Secretary
of State. Auditor OF Public Accounts, Second
Auditor, Register OF the Land Office, State
Treasurer, attorney general. sheriff. sergeant
of city or town, commissioner Of the reye-
nue., county surveyors, constabies, overseers
OF the poor, commissioners of the Board of
Public Works, judges of the Supreme Court,
judge OF the Court of Hastings. justices OF the
county courts, mayor, recorder, and aldermen
of city corporation, escheators, inspectors of
tobacco, flour, &c, clerks of the Supreme
Court, district, circuit and county courts, and
OF the CONT Of Hastings, and attorneys Ter the
Commonw ealth."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27

SIfKA.-The slang name OF walrussia h.-
slowed upon our new possessions in the Norm
wesebeing ridiculous compound Of the nam.
or an animal tnere-the wairus-and the nams
OF the couatry from which we purchased,
seems 10 suck. and the New YORK Post indis.
nanas protests against is further use by ne " ).
papers Ard their correspondents. s,tIs ,s.
original name of a portion OF the territorx =
sufficiently distinctive, ana the Goys,nr.n.
shssia iesaliy bestow that or come otber an.
pYopriats siise upon it before the SIAM ma ma :,
generafiy adopted by the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27
cAnErs AppnINrrn

The following named Cadets, gradaites OF
the Military Academy, hkve been appointed by
general orders No. 50, just issued from tn,
War Department, Second Lieutenants in tbs
army of the United Sta.-s, their rank to dats
from June II !. 1867: -
Corps of Ersin-ers-Cadsss Ernest n. Ruff.
ner, John G. Mallfey, Clinton q. Sears, Thorn 10
Turtle. 10 .enh e. siriffitb, Wiliism s. Roxsrs.
Lewis M Haup, Edward Mcguire. FREQ erick
A. Maban, Charles +. Powell, Frederick A.
Hinman @ -s1
Ordnance Department Cade.s John E.
Greer, ,bn Pi man, Jr.
Frs. regime N Of Cavalry-Cadet Henry N.
Noes.
Third regiment Ct Oavary-CaAet George
W. Cradlebrugh.
Finn regiment OF Cavalry-Cades Jacob
Almy.
Seventh regiment of Cavalry-Cadst, John
NJ. johnson and Edward S. Godfrey
Eighth regiment ofCavairy-gsdet Orsemus
Il Bayd.
F. REYNOLDS. Ir, John NJ. Davis, James E
Bel, Tfomas H. Barber, Allyn Capron, Ed
ward M n@rrman, Leander T. Howes, Gill;
NJ. Rogers, Thomas T. Tnornburgh, Eagsne
T. Murphy. Ephraim T. @. Richmond, james
Basel, Alexander d. Schenck. Ed win 5. Our
It's 1ahn Barnet s Wsger' Msdorem Crawford, jr.,
Third regiment OF Artilery-Cadets Charles
Heintzelman, Henry b. Osgoo1, Sedgwick
Pratt, Henry b. Wallen, jr., Henry @. Danes,
Edward Davis, Christopher @. Wolcott.
Fourth regiment Of Artillery-Oadets Crosby
p. Muller, Charles e. Eckharf, Sam'l r Jones,
Arthur Cranston, tfeo. A. Garretson. Walter
Howe. Horatio d. Jones, Eliphalet N. Chester.
Fifth regiment OF ARTILLERY Cadets Charles
Ssaler, IT.. Luigi Lomia, John Mcclellan,
Oliver E. Wood, A. Tracy Lee. Stanislaus Re-
max, VIM. J Roe. IT,, William B. McUallum,
Thomas r. Adams.
The general regulations paragraph 1917
allow three months leave Of absence to the
graduates Of the military academy on entering
service. In accordance with this regulation
all the graduates above named will report il
person, at their proper stations, on the Goth OF
September next.
The graduates assigned to the Corps Of
Engineers and to the Ordnance will, on the
receipt Of the order. Immediately report by
letter TO the chiefs of their respective corps IN
city. Those assigned to regiments will, In like
manner, report by letter to the commanding
officer Of their respective regiments, who will
assign to companies those who have no. been
so assigned by the order II the stations of
the regimental commanders be net known
their reports will be for warded. under cover
to the Adjutant General for transmssaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27

CHAMBER.-Yesterday an s.artist's proof
copy" Of Marshall's great line engraving Of
Abraham Lincoln, bearing the autograph OF
Marshall. was, by order OF the President,
placed in conspicuous position On the wall OF
the Executive Mansion (where the Cabinet ses i.
sion are held,) opposite the portrait OF Andrew
jackson, the only other picture In the room.
The painting OF Jackson was the only one that
adorned the chamber during MIR. Lincoln's
Administration. President johnson very an :
propriately adds the st ,ndard engraving Of
Mr.. Lincoln. which was presented by Mr. J
Il. Osgood, of the publishing house of Ticknor
&c Fields, Of Boston, and Is enclosed in a most
exquistlely carved massive gilt frame The
Likeness is pronounced the very best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Fenian Arrests and Trials-Death OF TX
King Othe. of Greece.

- King Othe, Of Greece.
!. fly Gable to The Associated Prese.l
& LONDON, July 27-Noon.--Consois, -; Y. s.
5-20.'s, IAN. - Sc
LlvxRPooL July a7-Noo..-t,otton active:
Middhng uplands, los; Orleans.is&. Bread
Z LoEDoH, July 27.-The names Of the persons
who were recently arrested at Cork On sus-
p cion OF being Fenians are Callagan, 6rifhn
and Gouldorg.
Reilly, who has been on trial for some time,
charged with completely in the recent n.f-
break In Kerry, has been foun guilty. OF n1gh
treason.
LONDON, July s7-2 P. M.-Dspatches have
been received from Munich, stating that ex-
King Ohio, OF Greece, 10 dead. He died OF the
measles.
VIENNA, July z7-2 ?. M.-The Suiten OF
Turkey has arrived here from England, aad is
now the guest OF Francis Joseph.
The Official paper OF this sitv says 1t is the
fight and interest OF the Emperor Napoleoa to
enforce the treaty Of Prague. The same paper
also says the CZar Of Russia sent to King Will
liam, OF Prussia, note 70 the FOREGOING effect.
LONDON, July 27-2 p. n.-Coneots, 3x U.
s. POS, TAX: Fries, As; Illinois Central, S61.
FRANKFORT, July 27-2p. MI. 8. 5-2O's.
76K.
LIvRRrooL, July 27-2 p. m.-Ooston firm.
butt OF 80 active. Prices unchanged. Sales
OF 10000 bales. Breadstufs unchanged. Lard
advanced to 4os. Cd Other articles unaltered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27

PKRsoNAL.-Gen. Adam c. King, formerly
adIutant general on the staff of Major Gen'l
q. &. Augur, commanding Department OF
Washington, arrived here from Baltimore
yesterday. and Is at the National. 1.-The
reception and ball to General and Mrs. Grant,
at Long Branch, N. y. Thursday night, was
a grand affair. ..-.Senator Morton Is rusti-
Gazing in Wayne county, Ind. Mrs Gwin.
wife Ct the celebrated sDuke" Gwn, is in
Paris. with her unmarried daughter -.
.Thacdeus Stevens has improved in health
since Congress adjourned He is now at his
home in Lancaster, Pa, but is going to Bed.
ford Springs in a few days. .-..Congre.sma an
John Morrissey is in Troy, attending upon his
aged and sick father. ...Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher is usticatin on his farm at PeekskiII
on the Hudson. He will not preach in Ply.
mouth Church until Septic Der. ....Sehators
Wilson. OF Mass, and Patterson. of N. H.,
have consented TO participate in the canvass
i'll Ohio. where the election turns on the q ues-
ton OF negro suffrage. Messrs. Logan aud
Cullom. of H.. Paine, OF Wis, Window, of
Mimi, and Kelly, Scofield and Brooma,l, Of
Pa, VIII also take the stump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE 1STERIo

WASHINGTON, u. C., July q, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until II o'clock m, TUESDAY, the 10Th
August, 1867
For tons q 240 lbs to the toni of the best quail
ity Baltimore Coal Company s" Coal, white ash }
Furnace size.
100 tons t2,240 lbs. to the toni best quality Red
Ash Coal. stove and crate size.
$50 or more cords best quality seasoned Oak
Wood
20 more cords best quality seasoned .'baker 81
Pine Wood.
Samples of the Coal to be exhibited to the Engi-
of this building, and any delivery not salts
factory to him will be rejected.
Satisfactory arrangements must he made for the
delivery and correct measnreme mt of each.
For the convenience of bidders, separate promo
sails will be received for the ceal and wood.
Bond in double the amount will be required of
the succcs sful bidder.
Proposals to be addressed to the Secretary of the
Interior, and endorsed :. Proposals for Fuel -
JOHN X. GOODWIN.
Jy Nlaw4t Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Flour 10 to Is cents
lower: receipts 1926 bbIs. Wheat dull and de-
Ginning; receipts 1854 bushels. Corn quiet and
without decided change; receipts 1872 7l bush :
els. Rye quiet. Oats a shade hrmer. Pork
heavy; new Mess S23.75. Lard steady at ia
1917. Whisky quiet. Barley dull Peas nom-
inal. Cotton firm at 27a27k tor mlddling Up
lands. Freights quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27

ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THR BALTIMORE
SHOOTING CoMPAHI:-Ine annual festival
prising association will commence on the 10Th
Of August, and continue until the 22d, period
OF five days, during which series of inter-
part Of rifle shooting for prizes at various
ranges. prize rolling in the bowling saloon,
the carroussel, the imitation and sending
up Of balloons, performances on the tight
rope, and other innocent and healthfui exer-
cises peculiar to the people Of Faderlaud
Among the visitors will be large delegations.
from the city OF Washing ton and othe- places.
During each evening the grounds will be rich
ly Illuminated with hundre DIS Of Chinese and
other lights. We are informed that better ac-
comodations for the representatives Of the
press will he afforded than on previous occa.
sions-BdH. american.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27

The Republican Congressional Com init.
Tee, within the last week, have sent dozen
speakers and organizers to the Southern States
They have gone mostly to North and South
Carolina and Mississippi, a. these Statss ra-
quire most AID. The demands on the commit.
tee grow In volume. and corresponding acti y.
" is eyinced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27
FINAN CIAL.
Lewis Johnson il 90. quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets as follows:

Ac~ls JoAASoA q w. QuOto StOChs anu DOUOS
in home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK. July 27.-First Board-U s. 6's,
1871 coupon, -; do. registered, -; do.
52O's. coupon, -; do. registered, -; do.
1905; 10.40's registered, -; coupon, 102 Y /;
Pacific Mail, ASK; Atlantic Mail, Ill 1; Canton
Co., SIX; Cumberland, 500; Quicksilver, 81 /;
Mariposa, 9x prefd, %; n. Y. Central. 1903
River Railroad, lei; Reading E. r., los x;
Michigan Central, =; Michigan Southern,
s2x; ILLINOIS Central r. r., 1lsK; Cleveland
preferred. TAX; Cleveland and Toledo, 1876;
Rock Island, 1O31; Fort Wayne, 1861; Ohio
and Miss, 2sK; Western Union. ASH; Boston
Water Power. 0k