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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-12

OHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- Order of Sale issned out Of the District
Court of the Ninth Judicial District, in and for
Trinity County, State of California, in the action
of Mary Healy rs. Alexander Healy, and duly at
tested the l4th day of August, A. D. 1867,
am commanded to sell the following described
property situated in the town of Weaverville,
county and State aforesaid, and described as fol-
lows :-Commencing at the south corner on the
west side Of Main street Of what is known as
Elders building and running south along said
Main street twenty-four feet to the north corner
of Miners Hotel lot, thence west at right angles
back to the center of Sidney Gulch, thence north
and parallel with the first line twenty-f feet,
thence at right angles east to the place of begin
ming, together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, and known as the Exchange Sa-
loon, together with the household goods and
stock in trade. Notice is hereby given, that on
MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH (l4th) DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. D. 1867, between the hours of ten
A. NJ. and four P. NJ, will sell the above de-
scribed property to the highest bidder for cash,
in front of the Court House, in the town of Wea-
verville e.-Weaverville, September 18th, 1867.
37:4w JAMES COCHRAN, Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-12
REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ACCORDING
~ to law, that sealed proposals for the surren-
der OF county Warrants will be received at the
once OF the undersigned, in Weaverville, up to
the last day OF the November term of the Board Of
Supervisors. JOS. CRAIG, Co. Treasurer.
Weaverrille, October s, 1867. 3e:A.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-12

STANLEY on CuRREr.-Ed. Stanley stumped
the State for Haight, but he talked from an in
dependent Stanley platform. He is, however,
Tor Currey for Supreme Court Justice. and for
this reason, IS he himself states in recent let.
ter which has been published
Acting hope from Of duty people Of IN.
STATE Of shall vote for the Hon John Curey
vho has been nominated for Judge of the Supreme Cnr,
He has been tried and approved. His ability lawyer l..
uudoubted his character and AZ Judge without
reproach Had the Democratic party approved his
tisn though party might have been temporarily
den under foot they would have conferred immortal honor
on themselves. seF
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-12
REDINGTON'S
fladnring Ertrafts

are made from Fresh Fruits. Ehch
bottle holds twice as much as any oln'r ,
brand in the market, consequently .hey
are the cheapest and the pest
ra~ Use no other.
REDINGToN co. Ag IS
far the Pacific coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

enthusiasm This natural FOR the habitues OF th'
hcater are critical aud Maud's Peril" viii not bear
close criticism. II 5 however very good play OF very
bad kind II combines in about equal degrees sentiment
and horror Told IN plain prose and without lle ara !,
Hge OF stage Illustration rs story would seem worthy OF
sensation newspaper. Mr.. Watts Phillips mas tod " l
several Of its situations tributary strong stage effect
Thus-io speak in simile-we have poor picture wen
temporarily acceptable and even delightful 70 great
number OF persons SOmnamhulism and murder LOT III
has used them as the world knows, ia
"llacbeth' But it il no dsparagement 10 q Sr
difference between his art and that OF the mmori i5
ter Mr. Phillips, howbeit. taking NJ Charles de bgs
has contriyed several good melodramatic scenes any
one-that Of the third act-whch is mOmentarlly tnill
ing In analyzng his play, though, the student mus hos
look FOR any sequence between character ana conuuo'
The spell that Is east upon the spectator Is no at VI
tbs story Of NeTd' Peril Would onIV De To- bore the
reader She encounters fate than that OF the
heroine IN the Romance Of Poor Young Man" Shc j.
shut up by accident with her lover and her husband sub
sequenty believes her false and employs rutan to k
the lover but the ruan kills the husband and then the
lover is charged with the crmeand there Of course IS
terrlble crisis IL IS easy TO see that plenty OF Ngu
oniv-1o one behaves in a rational manner The
piece seems TO have been constructed solely for the sake
OF the climax at the end OF act third MI Walaeh
acting at this poin-when tempted 10 murder the BarO
net-was extremely fine When the drama was done IN
London, Mr. Belmore played this part OF io6g iaprog
and made great hit in IT, we believe Miss herDert WIS
Maud Here the hitter part was acted by Miss ose
Eytnge who finds considerable scope for the display
violent feeling and who acted last night with her ac-
cusOmed grace aud precision To our mind, however,
the play rests manly upon Mr. Walaeks acting. ltWI
most certainly, but not for long; and II VIII take
good rank among sensation plays and "bow over" at
last We may refer 10 It again. BY way OF ILLUSTRATING
certain principles In dramatic art that deserve ana
hahituay receive the respect Of INTELLECTUAL people Mr.
Lester MaacK has done everything needful to give the
piece good setting upon the stage. Ii viii be repeated
every night.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Four Matintes will be given this week at the
Circus-on "Wednesday Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
"The Old Guard and married Life are
to be acted by members OF Mr. WaacRs dramatic com
puny at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music on IhanKsgiy
NO a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

DIED

AcgItypon sunday morning. Nov a. at = o'clock Thomas
.cssnd Al the ear
% ,ts and irns deceased and those 81 bis fath,niaw
also the members Of Eastern star Loig No ~
and 81 Couhan Chapter No. 59 X. A. NJ, Adepbi Council
No r and W. Morton Commardery No X t. aud the ~.
i In general respectfully Invited attend the funeral Al hs
snee so Domnck st.. on "wednesday, az o clock The
nps on The deceased vii be uttered In Greenwood Cemeey
rASrRRN STAR LODGE No 225 =. and MThe members Of
A. r e hereby summoned attend the funeral OF our late
Bro Tsmas AeAland from m ate residence No u Domiaieksl
o., w,.nesisT NOV q, a. o'clock BY orieT ,,,,. g n,
Tno. A. GRAyGER, Secretary. JOHN j. FlNN, D W.
~ c,rioss Of CORlNrHIAE CHAPTER No. 80 r. A. NJ are
heron summoned attend Special Conyoeon at odd Fellows nan
- ~ psyng last tribute respect late Compania Ih9s
hctand Companions Of sister Chapters sre invited 10 be
rre.ert Bv order 81 J. D. VAHDNEh H. -
h NJ Afford, j., Secretary.
BRoSsoS-oa MONDAY Nos 2 ss Basou in the ooh year Of BIS
arr'
Notice Of funeral hereafter
this City MONDAY afternoon Nov %,
49,. wilton Benedict. u the 5tth 0f BIZ
N,t.cr 81 funeral hereafter
SATURDAY, Nov p Ann Mha cimpon widow 81
,bs LIE william CamPou and daughter The r joHa sanaio'd
&c., s ends o. family invited Aisss her fuHsys ser
- n tle residence 81 her son nss, ir = ~ nAsA ~ i'V
W Thirty tIati 81 90 TUESDAY. Nov. - A. u oc'och
hs s residence 30 Booig Monday morning NJ
~ ,r.f l le, The h,n J0aa A Cooss u Inc ol yea OF
sal 6rls bs hml, respectfully invited - atnA
N.rFf H D. thrrrh l(asf1u AVE. neaf
a.. p-etira Wslnrslsr nov b. a. oe.os no. Aitlon
6rb. a.tstla TOE rtl Fi be lg'rai 10 'ieeu"''l 'F'
EQs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

DRAN-At Newark J. Monday Nov % Daniel A. Dean VIZ
Funeral on Weinesiay Nov o. at o'clock p.
Western New -iors papers please copy.
HoESuileny SUNDAY evening o. Alfred Morrison SnIg
ehhd Of William A. and Marion Hoe, aged year ~ A'A'' %
Relatives and friends respectfully nvte attend The funeral rom
lhe residence q bis parents No 29 ThomoasI Oh IS''1' ~
noon al / o'clock
LuDLAMAt jamaica T. on Monday Nov. 25 julia D. wife Of
William n Luilam. In the 48th rear " her 81
The friends Of the family are invited 20 attend her iuneai
OH Tiur,sy Nov 23 from he Presbyear C.nrch jamaica l. L.
a2Ocock Trains leave Hunters Point AZ ll3 0ee.n ~
trans leave last Nelok a. III O'Clock H. Iaihas'' W." " "
waiting arrival % trains.
MLHOLLAED-Departed this life Monday Nov 25 Hugh aH
holland aged 20 years months ADD DAYS 49, ,,y ns.l,v
Tie friends OF tie family invited 90 attend bis funeral on
Nes - a. oeloek H., from the residence oi LIS ~A''' W.
r. only enid Of Henrietta and William Phyis jr aged years
John No 800 Aepfst Brookyn on "Wednesday Nov. o. at
O'Clock Fulton or Green-ave. from Fulton Ferry.
RYDER-oa SUNDAY Nov. - Emily RYDER ,, 49, ,v.....,.,
Nov % at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
wHGTEHEADIn this City Sabbath morning Nov a. Sarah
Ionsa reiet oftbe Hon Ira G. whitehead . a..
Relatives an friends invited 70 attend the funeral services a. NE
Fist PRESBYTERIAN Church MoFrsown on Wednesday nov Z.
at II O'Clock The leave Barclay and Chrsiophers AZ
O'Clock N.
wICERS-on sunday morning Nov a. at Geneva g. y Rebecea
j. wife Of William Wees aud daughter Of r. j. Hutchinson Of
The relatives friends am, invited attend her funeral
Weinesiay Nov ~ al o'clock from No IS Coumo"S1'
wALKER-In sr,od Conn Sunday morning Nov a. Mrs MARY
Ann wife OF tn ate Jonathan Os AI 10 'le l car s 49,
her residence stratiord, Tuesday afternoon al O'clock
WHEELER-Srdienly Sunday morning Nov g. Percy Clifford
Notice OF funeral hereafter
wICKLSSn Brooklyn on SATURDAY NOV % afer short Illness
Mrs Wckens, widow Of the late obed Wekens -,
The friends and relatives Of the famy are respectfully invited TO attend
No % Ca Boo1yn Tuesday Afternoon Nov 26 at O'clock
without further invitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
NIRRIEU

rnry-UlRLOw-On wruesiay 20 Union Church bast
ly.sater Mass bJ Rev. J. X Aiuch, Lucu Arn OF
Brkyn l. Alice W, daughter u Deacon stephen hAfo" OF
Hast Bnigewaier
ppLEg ATR-wfLsOS-O WeinssT Nov 2 BY the Rev Robert
g,ona Hudson ly " j. Richard Apologize ol Leonafl'oi
y I t0 Cshsrine 7. Wilson ~ Hudson City, n J.
Monmouth County. n j.. PAPers please copy.
uOLLEs-GTBERTN EeviIk n j. Nov y a. the residence OF
~ t. mother the Rev T. 2. rehune Mf Thomas " bol's
Ms TING Gilbert daughter Of the late Thomas Gilbert AL Of
the above city No CARES
Wednesday evening Nov co. at Christ
C5uret New. York by the Rev T. g. Ever ID D. Dr. Ohste
Tsp,k To- daughter of VIM g. DomneA anu
ai,ee OF the Richard g. Caman al Of this city
tEtAyp-HARLOw-O WEDNESDAY 20 Union Church East
,t,e,,ter Mas the Rev J. K Adnch sanford g. Leland Of
l. Jeanette c. daughter Of Deacon stephen Jiaflo" Of
~ fyeV ater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
MUSIC
ITALIAN OPERA.

The second performance OF ROmeO and juliet
last night confirmed Ia the opinion had previously
expressed OF that beautiful work. IL s the most Pocca
Of modern music and II there is any taste dscrimind
ton In the opera going public OF America VIII Dc more
thoroughly admired the oftener 1t is heard. with com
parativeIy striking airs readily catch
aud carry away, 1t is nevertheless rich in melody and
intensely emotional The performance last night Was
better in several respects than tho fret one ssnor
Pancam in his best voice, and surprised even his
friends by the com 911rlI or Issnne5 and M.
with good taste aud expression. and his
voice last night showed less than usual Of the cectOf
nattering reception We praised her performance heartily
when the opera first brought ont before the war 81
the chorus have nothing To alter In the judgment
then expressed. sIgnor Bellin, We need hardly say,
'Ballad OF Queen Nab" has good opportunity for the
display Of his powers. For the rest have only To add
that AnOuucci admirable, and that the subordinate
parts were sung very much "a usual The weather
naturally interfered somewhat with the number Of the
audience hut considering the unayOrable circumstances
IL was good one.
FRENCH THEATER.
The weather last night did not impede the
musc-oying public from enjoying "The Grand Duchess
Of Gerolscin" usual The house was filed IN every
part and the entire representation unusually lively
and brilliant run OF nine successive weeks, the most
protracted success ever known LOT an opera IN this
country testhes 10 the vital qualities which the per
Torrance possesses IL superior last evening 10 the
.al excellent rendering, and heartily enjoyed
Tonight Mile Deborah, NJ la hOche, ana othcr mem
near in La Dame Cameas, which Will NOT be given
again this season.
MIR. PoLLAK's CONCERT.
Mr. IcnatZ Poliak, the popular baritone gave
a concert al Irving Hall Sunday
principal attractions beside himself Miss Topp and
Miss Janauschck The latter lady read sonnet from
Shakespeare aud a piece by strachwlz, and Miss TOpp
performed LISTS Tcne-id Ndpol and waltz. There
was singing 10y MADAME JOhaunsen ana violin perform.
ance by Mr. Wenze KOpta The audience very large,
but we regret TO say very mannered The practice OF
demanding encores Is bad enough but when people 60 20
the length OF kissing lady because she declines giving
one 1t Is time for WelDred people TO put IN strong
m0n,tance. The behavior Of a part of the audience
toward Miss PIP simply brutal
MUSICAL NOTES
There will be only two more performances
Of ROMEO and Jiet during tho present season In TINS
city the uoXt being Wednesday MaretLek Will
take his troupe 20 Boston
Madame Parepa- Rosa will appear in the Bar
her 81 SepUe Tonight and Saturday VIII sing az a
matinee These announced rs her only appearance
win assume his great role OF Figaro. Medi aud Blrasi
are also IN the cast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
THE STATE or TRADE.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
-. Gn1 nn TineI, Milhont One.

IN Ac-- ls,, sent BIS friend going your city 'or a
s vhae nsctng Bio 60 we bis oTn Judgment n Ae selection
Ia, u examining al The most prominent u tAr various
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VIII Won please forward by mail We hare got on
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
Observation-Disclosures

Dispatches received at the Navy Department.
dated Bahia, Brazil Oct q, makes the following report
Ut vessels belonging 20 the south Atlantic squadron
thow..g tneT location the 30th OF september nag
shin uerrereWas az Rio de Janero the Pawnce az Ban
the Kansas at NoUtevideo the Huron and wasp ~ Rio
de Jnnero and the ShamOkn was IN the Tyre River,
Bucuos Ayres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
THE DIANA.
y.rD's PERI. AT NAILAcK's.

"Nauds Peril was acted at Wallack's The
ofer last night for the first time America. The house
was full and the audience manifested satisfaction
bot with the play aud with the acting 10y which u was
oouveyed Their applause, hcweys.i d.d amour, "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

Piopo Covers and Table Covers, Embroidered Clo'h
T..t"r uJ,,sei and borerel surprisingly low prices
iaPr''i ' D. WALRAvHS,
Importer ofIAc, Curtains Upholstery Goods Linen, aTd B1te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

GOV. SEYMOUR DECLINES A NOMINATION FOR
THE PRESIDENCY
UTICA, n. Y, Nov. 2j.-ln response to ITS
nomination, Gov IIOmtIo Seymour has written 10 5he
Democratic UaOn that he will not boz candidate for the
Presidency by the next National Democratic Conyen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
TIE WE1THER

prrtuvs--rf. Thermometer lowest early a.. M9
F terr ruif clouds. fog ~ o'clock aa objects c'li
81. f.tu.T -i' .rny rain nom 1898 % T. Aneuoon--
iriy ram o. oserc.d Byeurz -Day rain. Oggy, Overcast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

pull ADRLPHfA CATTLE MAR1ET-Nov p ,,-
r..,. i,s-. rrr se.r. t8D-t IN. r % good - ''1
Ctros 4tdA6 sheep ill sni half cent lover si -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

LOON Nfh I" 'O"A N'''''
More money wasted ty not using MAGIC ASH SITTER than
van Inn, zine Thousands Of dollars actually thrown away every day
10 un.inei sshes.
OFFICE MAGIC SITTER COMPANY No 2S4 BROADWAY n ].
Chamber of Commerce.
sseca Meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce will be bed on
TUESDAY NEXT Nov 26 at o'clock p to hear report from the
Committee appointed the 9TH lust to consider the subject Of h
TURN TO SPECIE PAYMENTS. By order,
1.,rrA- crI b. eaerala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-09
Fele e@raph.
Congressional.

WAsHINGfoN, March SIN the Sc
nate, the proceedings were unimport-
ant, being a long discussion relative
to presenting a gold medal to George
Peabody.
In the House, a resolution appro-
priating S50,00C for the Paris Expo
sltion was passed. A resolution an
pointing q commission to hear the
claims of Northern creditors against
S219,000 seized from the Citizens
Bank of New Orleans, and to divide
the same ratably, was passed. The
Secretary of the Treasury was order
ed to furnish information relative to
property seized in Louisiana. The
Committee on Foreign Relations were
ordered to take into consideration the
Canadian consolidation and the reso-
lutlons Of sympathy for Ireland.
Motions We're made to suspend rules
Tor several purposes, but were net
carried
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-09
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL

CHARLESTON, February S.-Sales of
cotton for the week 1,74O bales, at
27G93o. q &c de Rice 9S@921. = s%1 - Hay $40
W22.73. Corn S1:3O01.37. Oats 70
(a80. Flour S11.50(01S. Bacon 12l,
G14l.. Sugar 11lad121s. Mo
lasses 45(d60. Salt 81.
BALTIMORE, March S.-Cotton dull;
middlings 2S1.m29. Provision mar
ket firm. Mess pork S22.
New York, March 9-Noon. Gold
337a. Money Z; sterling S3s; sight
93s.
: P. M.-Cotton declining: mid
dlings 291a. Flour frmer. Wheat
dull. Corn advanced 1(02c. Mess
pork s2l:75o22. Gold "a.
New ORLEANS, March S.-Cotton
easier; low middlings 2Sla.
LONDON, March S-Noon. Con
soils 9O3s. Bonds 49,.
LIVERPOOL, March S-Noon. Mid
ding uplands 1314d; Orleans 1873, d.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-09
News Items.

LoNDoS, March 7.--Dcspatchcs
from Dublin state that the Fenians
attacked Draghela Barracks, but
were repulsed. They carried of
their dead and wounded. The fol
lowing account is given Of the fight
on Tuesday, eight miles South OF
Dublin, between the Fenians and the
armed police. One Fenian was kill
ed, tive wounded and 200 captured.
lhe t'enlans re Gated to the hills
North Of Dublin. The troops went
IN pursuit. The police station at
hllmalock was also attacked. The
t'enlans were repulsed with three kill
ed and fourteen captured. Bank and
police barracks Of Aremore County
were burned, and 4 police messenger
shot. Ienians we'll supplied with
ratlons. They have suddenly risen
III all parts Of Ireland.
The Irish Secretary estimates
the Fenian forces from 10, 900 to 40
coo strong.
The latest dispatches report all
quiet.
Artcmus Ward died at southamp-
ton yesterday
WAsHISGToS, March S.-The Sc
natorlal caucus yesterday opposed the
May meeting to consider the impeach-
ment. The caucus favored remain
ing III session to transact the neces-
sary business, and then adjourn to
November. The impeachment has
rather deprecated; only Chandler
announced himself unequivocally in
favor Of it.
The President is overwhelmed with
Office seekers.
Gen. Howard reports about $4,000
whites and 24,00O blacks who will
need food before the next crop, and
that it Will require over -, 900, 600 to
feed them
RICHMOND, March 5000 ne
sroes met to ratify the Sherman bill.
The negroes We're advised to vote
against any constitution or proposed
convention. Hunnicutt heads the
movement.