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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-17
LOWER FERRY.

(it being the Stage Route in such manner as tC
secure to the public better facilities. at all
Of the year, than can be had elsewhere. My Boa
is what is known as
CURRENT BOAT,
and is the best on the River, without any excep
ton. Living quite near my Boat Landing, II
Benton county, I am enabled. at all hours, to ac-
commodate the public. Ny boat is secured by :
good wire rope, and is otherwise CONSTRUCTED with
the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety an6
durability. Ny connection with the Upper Ferry,
heretofore existing, has recently been severed.
Rates of ferriage are the same as tho Upper
Ferry. A. PEARCE,
augi s'e6v2nlIvs Proprietor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-17

Wool should be stored in a clean, dry
room, tight enough to keep out dust, YER
min and insects"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-17
ALBANY FERRYl

4 T THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI-
~ zens of Linn and Benton counties, / have
fitted up the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
4GaMs:

In Weaverville, June 2sth, of heart disease,
Or RICHARD A. THOMAS, a native of Cambridge,
Ohio, aged Al years, months and IA days.
1t has been truly said that when good man
dies the people mourn" The announcement OF
the decease of DR.. THOMAS cast gloom over our
entire community. His death is not only most
acutely felt by his most intimate friends but the
people generally deplore it. His kind disposi-
ton, his gentle manner, the sympathy he evinc-
ed towards all with whom he came in contact,
professionally, made him favorite. more par
ticularly with families. Before disease had pros
trated him, and impaired an intellect naturally
brilliant and refined by classical education, he
was not only famed q skillful practitioner,
but was favorte who could always entertain
by his rare conversational powers and flashes of
wit, which, always original, were yet free from
malice.
DR.. THOMAS was born at Cambridge Guernsey
county, Ohio, on the l4th Of November, 1925.
Having received a thorough preparatory and
classical education, he graduated at the Penn
sylvania Medical University in 1850, and in 1851
removed to Athens, Missouri, where he remain
ed until 1885, when he concluded to join the
great current which setting towards the Pa
cifc coost. He located in Weaverrile in 1856,
where he has since resided, and where we can
truly say he was universal favorite. If there
ever lived who had not a single enemy,
and who did not deserve one, that man was
RICHARD A. THOMAS. Respected by all loved by
host of friends, the grief of his family is nee
essarily poignant. The tears shed by his widow
and orphan are just, for he most loving
husband and kind father. The sorrow they feel
is shared by all who knew him. Truly is the
memory Of our departed friend honored.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
WeayeryjIle, Saturday, July 6, 1867
The Union Platform.

The Union Party the Of California in Convention
assembled hereby present the people Of this State their
,atf,rm and declaration of party principles;
Resred the in the past, we are ire
corclsby opposed and traitors whether the
same ha attempt subvet Union and control Gov
without thar upon the loyalty Of the Nation tried and
proven reestabsh firmly and forever the bonds
Il National Union.
Rerd That reconstructng the nation its foundations
shoud be justice and its architects loyalty and
willing active Destroy should be chosen
preferred builders and until IL shall appear
in the States ely in rebellion loyal Committees exist capa-
lie and ready administer justice and enforce Law accord
with the principles of Of freedmen and
equally il wish that the Government be administered
nd the law enforced by the loyal agents Of the Federal
ernment.
Resord That in the reconstruction plan of the late Con-
recognize policy wise 1t is magnanimOus and
when the respective late rebellion shall bring
themselves within the provisions, will welcome them
sisters and receive them equals in Union
Rssolred That deem the passage by the Legislature
law establishing eight hours labor legal days work
rmnently just and proper.
Resoird That the importation Of Chinese or any other
ritores in every respect injurious and degrading
competition, and evil that should be restricted
legislation and abated by such legal and
are ia power
Rsrcd That the future primary elections of the Union
party In this State should be held under the provisions Of the
and enforced shall exclude ali persons members Of the
Union party
Rosor|2 fully approve the amendments to the
Constitution of the State, presented by the Legislature
1S and providing that the Legislature shall no power
make appropriation Of money for purpose
for period longer than years that the should
be accepted by Legislature adopted by the people and
become part o the Constitution IF the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

FNHE UNION VOTERS OF TRINITY COUNTY
L who are in favor of The Reconstruction of thu
ate rebellious States in accordance with the laws
enacted by Congress, and who voted the Union
ticket in September, 1865, or did not so vote by
reason of absence from the State or county, or
from not being of the required age, and who in
tend to support the nominees of the Convention
requested to nee. in their respective pre-
cincts on
Saturday, July 2Oth,
at o clock, P. NJ, to elect delegates, under the
Primary Election Law, (none but registered cit
izeus allowed to vote), to a County Convention,
10 be held at TIE Court House, in Wcavervillc, on
Saturday, July 9th,
at 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ, for the purpose Of nomna-
ting county officers to be voted for ut the Sep
temhcr election. The apportionment of dele
gates and appointment of Supervisors for the
several precincts, are as follows
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
Speeial Aotites.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

ARE THE MOST PERFECT PURGATINE
* !: ! !
~ which We able o produce. which
W8 think has yet been made by any body.
Their effects have abunlantly shown to the
community how much they excel the ordi-
Ky mary medicines in They safe and
- pleasant to take but powerful to cure
Their penetrating properties stimulate the
activities of tie body the DISTINCTIONS OF It's
organs purify blood and eXpel disease. They purge
hunors which breed aud grow dteuper stimulate
sluggish dorderc organs into their natural action aud
inpat healthy with strength 10 the whole system
Not they the yay complaints OF every body
but also formidable and dangerous diseases While they pro
duce powerful they the time in diminish
ed doses the safest aud best pysic that can be employed for
children. Being sugar-cuatc, they pleasant t. take
and vegetable. from risk Ui harm.
made which surpass belief were they not
sul>tantiacd by Of such exalted position and character
as forbid the suspicion of unru. Many eminent clergy
physicians have lent their names To certify To the
public the reliability of remedies. while others have sent
the Of their conviction that Preparations
immensely relief alli ted, suffer ing
fellow
Tie Agent below named pleased TO furnish gratis
American Almanac. containing directions for the use and
certificates of their of the fllow Ing conn aiu
COstivcncs-. Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy
Heartburn. Headache arising from u stomach Nausea n
digestion. Mid lnact"n Bowels and Pains arising
terrrom Flauency, Loss Of Appetite all Diseases wlci
require medicine. They also by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system cure many comlaint
which would not be supposed they could reach uh n
Deafness Parti; Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous rlitt
bty. Dcrangcnen- of the Liver and Kidneys Cont.
other kindred complaints arising from o~ state OF the
body, or obstruction Of its functions
Do not be put of ly unprnciplel dealers with other prep
aIaiions which they make profit Demand AYEE-
aud take others The sick want the best aid teie Is fox
| them. and they should have it.
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NJ. OBEIDEENER, WeaNeryille. CRANE 4 BRIGHAM ard
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

All citizens who opposed to negro suf-
fragc, negro equality, and the radical recon-
structon 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-
verville, this July 4th, 1867 Present F. Wal
ter NJ. Mulligan, Jos. McGillivray, J. C. Monta-
que, jacob Paulsen, (by proxy, G. F. Deiner
and W. l.. Fox. F. WALTER, Chairman
NJ. MULLIGAN, Secretary. 26:4i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

THEATRE. - Miss Charlotte Champion and
troupe gave entertainment at the Theatre last
Tuesday evening, but owing to the brief notice
for the place. As will be noticed BY reference
to our advertising columns they will appear
again this Saturday evening, for which occa-
sion an entire change of programme is announc-
ed. The first act from Shakspeare's tragedy of
20 Hamlet the Ethiopian sketch entitled the
Young Scamp and the Irish farce of - The
Careful Servant will be given, together with
songs and dances. Il Will be their last appear
ance here,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS. - At special
meeting Of the % Trinity Rifles, held at their
nrmory in Douglas City, July 4th, the following
resolutions were adopted by a unanimous vote :
R,,olreI Tha. the thanks of this Company be
extended to our comrade in arms, 7. L. Jones,
Esq, in acknowledgement of the very able and
patriotic address delivered this day, and that +.
d. Swift, A. McIn,yre and D. E. Gordon be ap-
pointed a committee 10 request of him copy OF
the for publication in tie TRINITY JOURNAL
Resolved, That the thanks of this Company be
hereby rendered the gunners who so kindly vol
unteered their services in bringing toe six
pounder from Weaverville, and who entertained ID
us with national salute on the occasion of this
anniversary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

SENATORIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION
to call the delegates elected to the 26th Senate
rial District Convention, composed of the coun-
ties of Shasta and Trinity, met at the Tower
House on Tuesday, July, I'd, 1867, at P ~,
aad organized by calling J. r; Hoadiey 10 the
chais asd appointing S. Cooper SecEetary. Hon.
J. y. Caappelle was placed in nomination for
Senator, aad on motion was declared the unani-
nous choice CT the Convention. The above in
formation is furnished in a note from Cooper,
Secretary of the Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

To FrfI-c--he statement rutshei Il the Shasta
C9sv;er CT June ce;h aat eatlc- Rough 2eetioneer.
ms" hereby pEeaouaee false Il every particular
CEAs. LANYARD
Weare,vi,lc July l, 1867.
From the above card over Mr.. Maynard's sig
nature, it will be seen that the article alluded
to "a dirty, scandsious and malicious one) was
false from beginning to end. We should have
treated it with the contempt which it deserves
but for the fact that it has gone forth TO the
Of the State through the columns of an old es-
tablished paper, published in an adjoining coun-
ty, and, as simple matter of justice to oursef,
we have procured and published Mr.. Maynard 5
unqualified denial of the statement to which it
alludes. What end the editor of the Courier ex-
poets to gain by giving publicity through the ed
itorial columns Of his paper, to an unmitigated
falsehood which reflects alike upon the private
character of Gen. Bidwell and his supporters in
Trinity county, we confess We are unable to see.
If 1t had been published prior to the primary
elections in this portion of the State, or for po-
ltical effect upon the action of the State Conren-
ton, we should not have been surprised-t
would have been only fair specimen of the sys-
tenn of Misrepresentation and false dealing which
has characterized the opponents Of Gen. Bid
well throughout the canvass. If it has been
done in the expectation of allaying the feeling
of dissatisfaction which exists among the friends
of Bidwell at the action Of the State Convention,
it will certainly fail in its object.
The Courier has been an opponent Of General
Bidwell from the outset, notwithstanding the
sentiment of Shasta county was erwhelmingiy
in his favor and its delegates (unlike those from
Trinity county, carried out the will of their con-
stituents 10 the letter. and were unanimous in
his support The action Of the State Convention
has withdrawn Gen. Bdwell from the political
field for the present. and we have reasonable
right to expect that his late opponents would use
more honorable means to advance the political
chances of their friends than by traducing the
private character of Bidwel and his supporters.
In any event, we would recommend TO the editor
of the Courier, that when seeking to make polit
ical capital Mt our expense, to do so on better
authority than that of those who have been un-
compromising friends of the late rebellion, and
who lose no opportunity to cast odium upon
Union measures or Union men. In conclusion
we shall merely pronounce the statement made
by the Courier (Which do not intend to give
further publicity by reprinting) a contemplate
lie, worthy the lackeys of John p. Jones, who
so nlustriousy aided in circulating it TO the in
iury of General Bidwell
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

THE Arm IL WEAvERvILLE.-The only daytime
demonstration was National Salute at sunrise
and sundown, and general display of the Red,
White and Blue. goodly portion of our peo-
pie attended the celebration at Douglas, and all
speak in lavish terms of the kindly, open hand
ed welcome with which they were received by
our river neighbors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
ra Hope for the Affiicted.-Iy

IT, Hope for the Affiicted.-IS another part Of
this paper will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. C. Young in 1880 In thsage
OF deceit and carlaanism 1t boon to the suffering to
point out to them where they Of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and Under the of the skul Doctor
the sick and troubled dvest themselves of their burdens
of pain and shame aside their and health
and happiness If you sick or in trouble, do not hes
Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do
forget the number the directing your
CONSULTATION OFFICE, 53s Washington street Fran
cisco. &i3m-sn
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SUN PEARL,

which is taken on Porcelain, the brilliant white
ness Of which blends with the shadows, render
ing them light and transparent and entirely re-
moving the idea of deep pits and deprcssions in
the.fhcc, as indicated by the ordinary process
These new styles have never been successfully Y
introduced out of San Francisco, and there only
by few of the best Artists. The old styles ta-
ken with neatness and dispatch, aud all work
guaranteed. Call and examine specimens.
Weavetvillc, July 5, 1867. 2G:to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

PrEGA!IvE Pills have become settled necessity Win
the American people, Indeed cathartcs always have been
and always be used, in form, by all mankind
In this country the pular form Of administration has been
growing in favor since pills first made of Aoes and
Rhubarb rolled into ball Their high position In the pub
lie confidence has finally been secured and fastened into
manency by AYERS CAYH.RrIc PILLS the most skul
bnaton medicine for the diseases they intended to
that devise produce Those who need
pl longer hesitate what pills to take they get
AYERS Pills Wheeling (Ya.) Ircss.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

KLAMATH COUNTY was represented by proxy in
the Union State Convention by man named
Deming, of Humboldt county, with instructions
to 60 for Bidwell and Oulton, and instead of do
jng So he cast his vote for the Gorham crowd.
Yes, Byron Demng is the name of the gentle
man captured by the Gorhamitcs, contrary to his
Instructions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
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
office of the undersigned, in Weaverville, up to
the last day of the August term of the Board OF
Supervisors. JOSEPH CRAIG,
26:tmb. County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

PHoroGRAPHY.-By reference to our advertis-
ing columns it will be seen that Mr. J. o. Welsh
has re-opened his rooms Court street, above
the Union Hotel, where he is prepared to take
every known style Of picture. He has purchased
the right OF the Bromide patent for this county,
and asks trial, believing that he can furnish as
good pictures as are otferded in tie State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

ELECTION OF School TRrsrrEs.-At the cleo.
ton for two School Trustees for Weaxerr;l,e
District, held June 10th, one hundred and fifty
i've votes were polled. NJ. Ruch and T. O'Neil
receiving the greatest number of yotcs we-s do.
clared duly elected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

IS BosDs." - Such is the title of a hand
somely printed novel rom the pen of Laura
Preston, and just issued by A. Roman Co.,
San Francisco A hasty glance at the work in
duces to believe that it will prove interesting
to lovers of that class of literature. 1t is for
sale by Mr.. Oberdecner, at the low price of 81 so
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

TIE 4th of July party given at the Weave,
willie Theater by Morris + Brady, was splendid
affair. Seventy-6ve ladies were presen, 80
the dance only ended at daylight on the 5,b Anu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

REGISTER IN BASKRuPTcY.-Col. J. d. Steven
son, who came to this coast as commander of a
regiment OF regulars in ls47, has been anno;r,.
ed Register in Bankruptcy for the Third Con.
gressional District. ooh-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

CHgRcH SERvIcE.-Rey. Father O'kare will
hold divine service at tie Catholic Church, Ore
gon Gulch, on Sunday morning, July l4tb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

ANOTHER SuFPLY.-We are again indebted to
Mr. Oberdeener for full supply of late Easter,
illustrated papers, and file of the Dailv Union
Read his New Books " notice in ann,hs. =. '.o" 80,
unr. IVA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
FreSe'S Hamburg Tea.

1t is the best preservaye against almost any sickness II
used timely Composed of herbs only it be given
infants. Full directions English French, Spanish
and German. with every package. TRY IT!
all the wholesale and retail drug
ceries. EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist
Sole Agent, 41O Clay street.
o6. 1y. SAN FEANcIsco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.-R. Stevenson, oi
Shasta, announces himself an independent can.
didate for the office of Clerk of that county, and
:" will be glad to receive all the votes OF the
county" We suspec. that Taggart will get
most Of the votes.
VERY LIKE.-The Visalia Delta says that the
more the people of the State know of George C.
Gorham, the better they will like him." If they
give him votes enough to elect him. the more
they will wish they bad never seen the likes of
bip. There is such thing as knowing men too
much.-S. F. Call
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

CONVENTION OF CoUSTY SuPsRIyTvxn,x
State Convention OF County Superntendents will
be held at Sacramento on Wednesday, Julv Io,h ),
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

THE telegraph Office has been removed to the
building adjoining Young's Hsnk Exchange.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

BURNING OF THE JUNCTION HousE.--The resi-
dence Of John IIanlon, at the junction of
the Shasta and Douglas City roads, was entirely
destroyed by fire at daylight on the Sd instant.
He had started fire in the kitchen stove only a
short time previous to the discovery that the
house was in flames, and supposes the fire was
caused by the escape of spark from the pipe
below the roof Mrs Hanlon was sick and con-
t;ncj 10 her bed at the time, and escaped through
- window in her night clothes with the creates,
difficulty, bearing an infant child with her, while
Nr. Hanlon saved the two elder children. In
fifteen minutes the house. with its entire contents
and the barn adjoining, were IN ashes. The
house belonged to Michael Smith, OF Democrat
Gulch, who places his loss AT $500. Mr. Hanlon
could not replace his household goods for 81 ).
500. 1t was an uutimely misfortune, and one in
which Mr. II. receives the sympathy of the whole
community
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

TIE body Of Artemus Ward has been take,
Waterloo, Me-, for burial.
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aye;t. r4isetael!ts,
Democratic County Convention.

A CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
II Trinity county is hereby called to be held at
Weavervile, on
w 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.
The various precincts entitled to delegates as
follows, to wit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

To the Voters of Trinity Countrywide un-
dersgued that he independent candidate
Office COUNTY CLERK the approaching election
II elected pledge myself 10 pay into the hands OF the Su
perntendcnt of Public Schools the OF ONE THOU SAND
DOLLARS in L. 5. gold coin FOR the benefit M the General
School Fund of Trinity county in the following nanuerI
will place the hands OF the Superintendent of Schools
the day sworn into office order drawing proper
part saarythat j.. half entire salary
until the full of $1,000, in gold coin shall be paid.
And for further guarantee III Of election that the
above pledge shall be fulfilled the letter. have filed
oath before Justice LovcDy that effect and both pledge
and oath have been recorded in the records Of Trinity
ty. WILLIAM ID. EE EERHART.
Weaverville. March % 1867.
before this p tn day March. A u. 1867.
a6.s2m. l.. p. LovEJOY Justice of the Peace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06

ANNIVERSARY DAY AT DOUGLAS CITY.-The
9lst Anniversary of American Independence was
celebrated in loyal style at Douglas, some FIVE
hundred persons participating. The day was
Ushercd in with 37-gun salute and brilliant
display Of bunting. The q Trinity Rifles " to
the number of so men, paraded at o'clock the
local Brass Band furnishing excellent music
Thc exercises at the picnic grove were credita-
hlc good vocal aud inetrumental music the
reading of the Declaration of American lndepen,
dencc was admirably done by Mr.. S. |. Thayer
and the learly-delivered, able and patriotic ora
ton by 7. Z. JONES, ESQ, held the audience
spell-bound for forty minutes. Our readers will
be afforded an opportunity of perusng this en-
:ertaining production next week. At the close
OF the celebration exercises the multitude repair
ed to the wel-flled tables set by the people OF
Douglas, at which all were requested to well
comely partake. 1t done with a zest Then
followed music by Band and Choir, and diver
sity Of amusement The day wore pleasantly
away, and the occasion closed with brilliant
party at Armory Hall, and Supper at the Douglas
City Hotel. The fact that publication day i'm
mediately follows the Anniversary, is our excuse
for not giving more extended notice. We shall
close by saying that the Weavervlle people were
highly pleased with their reception at Douglas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-06
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

TAXES ON THE ANNUAL LIST OF 1867
are now due. Payment received at my Office in
Weaverville, on and after the 10th day of June,
1867. o. II. P. NORCROSS,
Deputy Collector Sd Dist, Cal
Weaverville, June II, 1867. 1881.
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j. w ELSH
3 DOORS ABOVE THE UNION HOTEL,

where he will remain short time. Having pnr-
chased the exclusive right to the BROMIDE PA
TENT for Trinity county, he guarantees all who
favor him with their patronage as good work as
can be done in the State. Every style known to
the Art taken, including the new and beautiful
Enameling process, which renders the Picture
waterproof, and prevents it from fading. Also,
the beautiful and justly celebrated
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Births:

In wearergille, June 2ath, the wife Of Az
thur kenny, Of 8 sos.