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SNUBBED. "pasters and folders" Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature got old Simon
wig-wag to get up special train by which
all loyal disposed members of that body
should proceed to Washington to see the old
Chief sworn in on the 4th. They turned up
a little late in the morning, and when they
got to the Senate Chamber the galleries
were all filed with "Lincolns pet lambs, 4"
and feeling a little modest about crowding
their ''colored brethren" they attempted a
flank movement, and had motion made to
allow them seats on the floor, but when the
officer put the motion but two Senators
voted for it. Horrifed and chagrined, they
turned upon their heels and put for Harris
burg. Soon after their arrival series Of
resolutions were introduced and passed in
the Senate bitterly denouncing the treat
ment Of their colleagues by the Rump The
next morning, however, on o motion Of
Senator Bigham, Of Pittsburg, the whole
proceedings were erpvnged from the jour.
nal. Simon had telegraphed that night
the servant compelled the master to devour
himself. North d Democrat .a.Ia.
a~ Hon. G. D. Jackson Of the State
Senate will accept our thanks for documen-
ary tsvoN e'fi'"0
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PARsoN BRowNLow.-This profane old
man, we sec, has been nominated for re-
Nlection as Governor of Tennessee, by Re.
publican Convention, which met at Nash
vile. As under the recently enacted laws
Of that State most persons Of intelligence
are disfrancaised, and only loyal persons
orc allowed to vote-negroes and mean
whites who think negro better than a
white man-Brownlow will no doubt be
elected. To make assurance doubly sure, u
legislature Of his own choosing, have passed
law organizing the militia, which is to be
composed Of ''loyal' negroes and whites, 40
as To control the election. And thus that
great State is to be afflicted for two or more
years BY the rule Of o man who seems TO
glory over bis own infimy.
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RoDBEp.-We learn that Valentine Klase,
living near Snydertown, was lately robbed
of $500 in gold. 1t issupposed that he was
d1,gged, as neither he nor his wife heard
anything Of the robbery, though porpetmt-
cd by their side. Some Of the gold pieces
were marked with the initials of his name.
Northumberland Democrat. l i
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-27

p6r The R'tston Gazette came to us on
Monday last nsidcrably enlarged, and much
Improved mechanically. Il is fine look
ing Aper, and exhibits a prosperous and
encouraging advertising patronage. ' '
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Communicated.
WldOW.SOldler'S Lament.

All sad Is my spirit when evening comes or.
As joyless indeed at the light Of breaking
30 lonely ] feel every hour Of the day Imorn.
Since death has taken dear NIcKEY swav.
The Joy Of my bosom has gone TO decay.
My fricnd.in the parlor has vanished swov.
On life's rough sea I'm left forlorn,
The sport Of every billow.
Oh, what is Joy? or what IL life?
Or what the boast Of earthly treasure,
While in the land hideous strife
destroys each earthly pleasure.
Oh that the past for one brief hour
Could bring him to the leufess bower
That might recall the words once said
In anger to the injured dead.
Oh that I might gain one smile and hear
Once more those tones now doubly dear;
'Tis vain-'tis vain-the dead are dumb,
They cannot to my longing come.
One precious thought left me,
One precious thought given,
If | am faithful on earth,
l shall meet him in heaven. CIR. II.
-sS~~
nY" The following are the appointments
made at the East Baltimore Annual Con-
ference, which convened in Frederick, Mary.
land, on the 18th inst, tor the Nor.hun,ber.
land District:
JOHN GUYER, Presiding Elder.
Williansport, Pine Street--T. NJ. Reese.
" Mulberry St,-B. Il. uamlin.
4" Price Chapel-W. W. Evans.
.Montoursviilc-N.W w. Colburn.
Muncy--H. NJ. Ash, W. Ii. NOrcross.
laporte--J. p. Long.
Mlton-S. w. Sears.
Watsontown--H. Wilson, ] to be supplied.
Washingtonville-B. 2. King, Wesley Ely.
a. Hartman, sup.
Lewisburg-W. II. Mills.
Mihiinburg-J. 7. Wilson.
Northumberland w. II. Dill.
Sunbury-J. Anderson, Wilson Fritz.
Selnsgrove-J. W. Olewine.
New Berlin Mission-To be supplied.
Danville-J. Mex. Kelley, j. II. McCord.
Elysburg-J. Forrest, one to be supplied.
Shamokin--F b. Riddle.
Mt. Carn,cl-J. A. Dixon, one obe supplied.
Ashland-A. NJ. Creighton.
Catawissa-S {. Swallow.
Bloomsburg-J. A. Price.
Espy l. Light Sireet-A. NJ. Barnitx.
Berwick. A. Gcrc.
Berwick Circuit-P. +. Eyer.
Orangeville w. e. Hesser.
Blooulinglals-M. p. Crosthwaite, Z. l..
ChilcOat
Jeansville-G. A. Day, II. S. Mendenhall.
llazelton-E. I. Swartz.
Beaver Meadow-G. I. Gray.
White Haven-H. G. Dill.
T. Mitchell, President, and J. +. Davis,
Professor Williamsport Dickinson Semin-
ary J.. II. Terrence, Secrctaryof the Amer
lean Bible Society.
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8, HOOP SKIRTS.

62s, HOOP SKIRTS. 62e.
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"OUR OwN MAKE"
Embracing every New md dcsir tbla siza .tyi. and
shape of Plain and Trail Hoop Skir,,-.9 Ia -, /
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FIRST DUAL fTY,
and especially adapted 10 meet the wants Of Fi,u
Class and most fashionable Trade
"our Own Make OF 1oop skirts. are iirh,.r,
more elastic. more durable and Really cheaper than
any other max: Of either singir or Double spriua
Skirt In the American Market They are Warranted
IN every respect. aud wherever Introduced give uni.
ver,al satisfaction They now hs,ug extensively
sold by ReMilcrs, and every Lady shonld Try thsun.
Ash for
"HOPKIN'S OWN MAKE"
and see that each skirt Is Stamped W. r. HOPKINS
Manufacturer. h.s Arch Street. rhiiadrp ph,a." No
uthers are Genuine. A Catalogue containing Style.
Size and Retail Prices. SENT ta my address. "A Uni
form and liberal discount allowed vu-6eaiers Uf:
dr's by mail or otherwise. promptly and carefully
hlled. Wholesale and Retail, at Mandatory mud
Sale rooas, No G2s Arch Street. PHILADELPHIA
Skirts insde TO order, altered and rcpair.d
Terms. Net Cash Onr Price Oo,v
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Washington, March 90.
THE ARKANSAS SENATOR.

A. Fl. Garland, ex-momber of the Con.
federate Congress, whom it will be recollect-
ed raised the question of the constitutionali,y
of the test oath as applicable to attorneys
before the bar Of the Supreme Court, and
was admitted to its bar under its decision,
has arrived in Washington. lie is one Of
the Senator's elect from Arkansas. As it is
certain that any application he may make
for admission to the Senate will be rejected,
it is understood he intends carrying the mat.
ter before the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

letters OF alnnistrsti,n an ths estate OF Joseph
Ua,pe. iats Of Sisarnaf ,wa.h,p. Coiumbis coun.
~. deceased. have been srantcd 10 Il. N. Edwards,
tuserne Colaty M petsOns having ciaiiis against
the estate ara reyuested 10 lani ths,M IN daiy au.
thentica ted and ihnse know ia thenss indsbtcd
toihe a. ata will make paym!nt 70 ihe ednnia,!ntor
without delay. 4.f r.s.. u. N. EDWARDS
March ", U7-0w, tIH TT. Adm'r
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MOVERN MENT
APR0PeRTYkT PRIVATE SALE
uApITKIN so.

soon New aud Second. hand TEAM HARNESS.
10, ,oU t.rdirs nnh co'lara.
$40, saddles, all siyles-2i to $40
JiO Four " rsr Government Wagons.
sOOO Wagon towers. nl' sizes. new aud worn.
5uOU Blankets and Horse Covers. . -
Also n urge stock Of Reins. Lead Lines. Whips.
Bnegy IND Ambulance ix,ness. Poriabla orges,
Cha,ns Swinglrtrses. Lead liar. etc.
Wheel Team Harnpas.-liitle wo mall Oak tam
cd Leather and sprvicrabe, cleaned ani oiled dol
lars per hOrs' or mule. tncludin hridle. Lead d.
4 dollars Wapon brides dollar, Coiars J to
hnls. Lxtra iiaiI lined Ariiiery Case 10. aud
dollars. ..L
iiouhle R"ins, rs 10 81 es. Lead Lines, dollar.
IIaiters, To 70 dnls. per dozen. Ofcers New sad.
dlcs ie dols with plated Bt Hri lie. q dole good
as Few, 70 do,,. with bridie. u dolls. ;vn'e saddles
tor BOvs. u dolls. $40.
Wagon t'"vers. made 10 1T any Wagon.- heavy
linen 3 u dots superior cotton Duck. " dolls.
~ ~ nnCN, to I! dais. .. .. -
tNIU Hospital Tents, new and as good as new, IL
or. duck n tpst squares 30 ~ ~ dolls.
Officers A. Tent, teet square. from 10 dolls.
lUOOO Haua ,roi ~ oz duck, list quality. bushels
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SMALL ORDERS SENT gY EXPRESS, Z. d.
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March ". lSu7--GW ...
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- - . -
THE LADY's FRIEND FOR APRIL, 1867
There is something a little out Of the usual
way in the finely executed Steel Engraving
which leads off the April number of this
charming magazine. 1t is the picture of
two children gazing with wonder and awe
upon suit of complete steel, such as some
ancestor doubtless wore upon many a hotly
contested field. The Colored Fashion Plate
is, as usual, elegant and refined. The other
illustrations are Of Childrcn's Fashions,
Promenade Dress, White CRANBERRY Gauze
and Silk Dresses, Marie Stuart Bonnet,
Spring Palctot, &C., &C. As to the Literary
contents, We have combinations of the at.
tractive stories Of ''Orville College," by the
author Of EAST Lynne and "How A Wo.
man Had Her Way" by Elizabeth Pres.
colt, with the beginning of new story, "No
Longer Young" by Amanda NJ. Douglas,
and shorter stories and poetry by Florence
Percy, Dice Preston, Cora Leigh, &c. A
beautiful Steel Engraving, 26 inches long
by 20 inches wide, called Zone of Life
Happy Hours and will be sent gratis to
every single $3.50 subscriber, and to every
person sending club Specimen numbers
of the magazine, containing the particulars
of the premium offers and the reduced prices
to clubs, will be sent on the receipto Of TWEEN.
ty cents.
Price with engraving $3.50 year; Four
copies with one engraving, 5000; Eight
copies with extra magazine and an engra-
ving) $500. One copy of Lady's Friend
and one Of Saturday Evening Post land one
engraving), $500. Address Deacon and
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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TIE SURRATT TRIAL.

Surratt will not probably be tried before
the next term of the Criminal Court in june.
The prisoner and his counsel are anxious for
speedy trial, but for some unassigned rea-
son his case is thus DELAYED,
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RLANKSl BLANKS!! BLANKs!ll
Oneatly printed and for sale at III Is Office
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Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Committee, at its
meeting, on January Goth, ut Harrisburg,
adopted the following resolutions:
LIST. That the regular Convention Of the
party, for nominating n candidate for the
Supreme Bench, be held ut Harrisburg, on
the Second Tuesday Of June, 1867, at twelve
o'clock NJ, and that said Convention be COM
posed Of the usual number Of delegates.
End. In addition thereto, it is recommend
ed to the Democracy of Pennsylvania to
forthwith elect, in the usual manner, two
delegates, Of recognized position and inhu-
ence in the party, for each Representative
and Senator in their respective district, who
ehall meet in Mass Convention, ut Harris
Lurg, on day to be fixed by the Chairman
Of the State Central Committee.
by order Of the Democratic State Com,
aNM. A. WALLACE, Chairman
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-27
THE ADJOURNMENT.

Mr.. Trumbull, of Illinois, offered con-
current resolution that the two houses ad.
.iourn on Tuesday next, at noon, to the first
Monday in December
Mr.. Drake moved to amend by inserting,
instead of the first Monday in December,
Tuesday, the 18th of October
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-27
SENATOR THOMAS CREDENTIALS.

The credentials Of Hon. Philip Il. Thorn.
as, Senator elect from Maryland, were on
motion of Hon. Reverdy johnson, referred
to the judiciary Committee 1t was agreed,
upon consultation, that this was the better
course, and Mr.. Thomas was in favor of it.
The committee will probably report that he
is entitled to his seat Whether he will be
admitted or not remains to be seem
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-27
MONEY FOR cOLOREp SOLDIERS.

Mr.. Wilson, of Massachusetts, called up
the hill in relation to the collection of money
due to colored soldiers, sailors, and marines.
1t provides that all checks and Treasury
certificates due to colorcd soldiers or sailors,
or their legal representatives, now residing
in any State in which slavery existed iHlS6j,
shall be paid to the Commissioner of ,"e
Freedmen Bureau, who is made response.
hle for the custody Of it, and its delivery to
the proper person.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-27
TIE RECONSTRUCTION ELL.

On motion of Mr. Trumbull, of Illinois,
the Senate procee Tel - consider the sup
Elementary recorytrCci,n bill and the Pres
ident's veto thereon. he veto message was
then read, and the question then was, Shall
the bill pass, the objections Of the President
Notwithstanding? The vote resulted as fol-
lows:
Heas--Anthony, Cameron, Chandler, Cat
tell, Cole, Conkling Conness, Corbett Cra-
gin, Drake, Edmnnds, Fessenden, Fowler
Frelinghuysen, Howard, Harlan. Howe,
johnson, Morgan, Morrill,, of Maine, Nor
rill, Of Vermont, Nye, Patterson Of New
Hampshire, Pomeroy, Ramsey, Ross. Sher-
man, Sprague, Stewart, Sumner, Thayer,
Upton, Trumbull, Van Wrinkle, Wade,
Wiley, Williams, Wilson, Yatcs-S9.
Maw-Buckalew, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle,
Norton, Patterson, Of Tennessee, Salisbury
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TIE MILITARY BILL.

The obstructionists achieved signal tri-
umph in the House this afternoon, by out.
voting their opponents, and resolving to ad-
here to the amendment to the supplemental
military bill, which requires majority of all
the registered voters in each excluded State
to adopt the proposed Constitutions in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of the original
act Of the ID instant. The disagreement
between the two houses on the question was
then referred to committee Of conference,
who agreed upon a compromise, which re-
suited in the final passage Of the measure.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-27
IMPEACHMENT.

It is understood that the Judiciary Com
mttee have taken no evidence up to this
date tending to show any official misconduct
on the part of the President. General Sax
ton, formerly on duty in South Carolina, is
here for the purpose Of testifying before the
committee in regard to the restoration of
lands to persons in that State who partici-
pated in the rebellion
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-27

1t is reliably stated that Judge Fisher, of
the Supreme Court of this District, will soon
institute suit for libel against the proprie.
tors of the Philadelphia Inquirer, for pub
fishing dispatch from its Washington cor cor
respondent, stating that fears were enter
taincd that Suriatt would escape conviction
on account Of the disloyalsy Of the presiding
Judge (Fisher).
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-27
THE VETO.

The supplemental military government
bill was signed by the presiding officers of
The Senate and House, respectively and i'm.
mediately transmitted to the President 1t
is reported that he will return it with a
brief message stating his objections thereto.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-27
TIE ADJOURNMENT.

The two houses of Congress having passed
the supplemental reconstruction bill, it will
at once be presented to the President. As
soon as definite action shall have been taken
on this measure, Congress will fix the time
of adjournment or recess. 1t is the general
belief that the President will return the bill
to the House soon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
The Unlen Platferm.

The Union Party the State California in Convention
assembled hereby the people Of ths their
platform .nd declaration of party principles:
mat In the present. in the past, We ire
ncaoi opposed to treason and TO traitors whether the
zane shall attempt to subvet Union and control
stnmsat BY sud and treschery from within force from
and that upon the loyalty Of the Nation tried and
Proven rely reestabish firmly and forever The bopds
" our National Onion.
eued That n reconstPucng the nation foundations
sncod BE- Justice and its architects loyalty and
ng that those active to destroy should be chosen and
pfeiered builders to erect H. and until IL shall appear that
~ the states lately in rebellion loyal
BILE and ready justice and enforce In
Ance with the principles Of government VI freedmen and
equally Is wish that the Government be
ernment
Resd That In the reconstruction plan Of the late
We recognize policy wise and
themselves within the provisions will welcome them
seefs and receive them equals Union
Resolrd That deem the passage Legislature OF
AnE establishing eight hours labor legal days work,
sminentiy Just and proper.
ktsored That the importation of Chinese or auy other
tories In every injurious and degrading Amer
lean eompefition and evil that should be restricted by
and sbated by such legal and consutioua
- ara In our power
Received That the future primary elections Of the Union
party In this state should h held under the provisions OF
primary election law and prescribed
ana enforced A. shall exclude all not members Of the
Union party.
Resorsd That fully approve the amendments to the
Constifnton Of the State presented by the Legislature OF
1855 and providing that the Legislature shall have
TO make an appropriation of money r purpose
er for perio longer than two that the should
be accepted by the adopted by the people and
become part Of the Constitution Of the State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13
GRAEFENBERG UTERINE CATHOLICON

If faithfully used according to directions, will
cure every case of Diabetes and greatly mitigate
the troublesome effects caused by a relaxation Of
the outlet of the bladder. 1t is most successful
remedy for Gravel aad other diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and for Female Diseases is uu
equaled. The Catholcon uniformly cures Pro-
lapss Uteri, Whites, all irregularities of the
Monthly Turns, Suppression, Inconfnence of
Urine, Bloating ard Dropsical Swellings, and all
Diseases of Pregnacy. The specific action Of
this medicine is immediate and certain upon the
Uterine and Abdominal Muscles and Iigamenis,
restoring them to as healthy state as those of
childhood and youth, SO that patients who have
used the Graefe-berg Con;pany's Uterine Catholi-
con cannot sufficiently express their gratitude for
the reiief afforded. Redington l. Co., Agents,
4l6 and 4lS Front street. San Francisco.
san Praneisco. March 2, 1867 ox,a,v,s
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

SfArE SrpERINfESDESr Pubic ISsTRrcTos-IIon John
1we the incumbent is tho nominee Of the Union
party and he will be reelected We heartily indorse the
following from the San Jose Mercury SWEET is
titled to the credit Of bringing the School system Of Cali
foruia from condition Of chaotic inencency stand
ard Of excellence but little inferior the best school
systems OF the Atlantic States. lie Is just the
kept At the head Of the school department for another
Our public schools to he effective. should
ences The nomination of clergyman for the above oce
the desire Of of the delegates the
vsntion. in opinion would have been unwse
for this The children OF the Catholics Jews
gionists Of all kinds derive the benefits Of a
any under sectaran influences would
ate jealouses and chickering's disastrous usef
ness Our public schools must be kept to their legitimate
work Of training the intellect and the cultivation
wholesome aud general principles OF virtne morality
the child all good members O society
this they without running
igious prejndees prejudice which we'll be regarded
the strongest passion of the human soul.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

Special Medical Notice.-DR. CIIAS. II. T0ZER
would respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is the same place, CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco where
he has been established for many years. the
CIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relinquished my old mode Of
advertising, which has become with all the Quack
Doctors Of San Francisco filling the of San Fran
with false for the purpose imposing
strangers think only necessary inform those need
Of a PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE and SUCCESSFUL
PRACTICE that be consulted all business hours
my Medical Institute Of Kcarney and jackson
San Francisco.
Ladies suffering from Whites Piles. Weakness Of the back
Pain tire Side Headache. Palpitaon of the Heart De
of their Monthly Sickness and all other Diseases
that the Female System subject will find prompt reie
by applying to DIR. CHAS IT, T0ZER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never known to fail
in giving relief those for which they recommend
ed To be obtained only at my Office. Price, FIVE DOLLARS
full each box Sent by mail
Address CIIAS. II. TOZER, NJ. d. San Francisco, Cal OF
Lock Box 1884. Consultation free All communications
strictly confidential. CHAS H. TOZER NJ. D.,
Late Consulting Physician of Lock Hospital London.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

SECESSION NoMIsEE.-One o. P. Fitzgerald, a
bowling Secession minister of the Methodist
Church South, is the rebel nominee for State
Superintendent of Public Instruction. He is a
fair specimen Of that ticket. During the war
he came very near being sent to Alcatraz for his
seditious and reasonable blasphemies from the
pulpit that he wholly disgraced We ask the
mothers of California, who would as soon have
their children taught murder as treason, how
they like the idea Of such man taking charge
of the general concerns of education in this
State ?-Uurnboldt Times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

CANDIDATE FOR THE NEwsPAPoRIAL GRAVE
YARD.-Thc hder, Democratic organ has been
started at Eureka, Humboldt county When
we remember that the late Journal starved to
death under the auspices of the Humboldt De-
mocracy. we tremhle for the fate of this new
candidate for journalistic honors, or-bread and
butter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

the next Governor of California. He has ten
dered his resignation as Clerk of all the United
States Courts in Judge Fields Circuit, and pro-
vdes, if it is accepted, that it shall take effect
on the lst of September. Geo. &. Whitney has
been appointed to temporarily fill the vacancy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

JOURNALISTIC TURPiTuDE.-After having ira
duced the Hon. w. ii. Parks in shameful man.
ner, the Sacramento Union meanly refuses to
print his reply.-Ameriean Flag.
We think the Union is doing that worthy q
kindness in refusing TO print further letters from
his pen. They will only tend to damage his
chances when voting time comes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

CAUSE wHY."-The Oberlin (Ohio) Eers
thinks it ungenerous to criticise our fashionable
young ladies for walking on tip-toe as they do
nowadays, as the waterfalls on the top of their
heads draw up the back hair SO tightly that they
cant put their heels down without great pain
The explanation ought to be satisfactory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

HaSpsoxE PAPER.-The Chico Courant comes
to US enlarged and much improved in appear
ance. which we are glad to see, for it indicates
thrift. 1t is good newspaper. and a credit to
the handsome and prosperous little city which
it represents. Peace and prosperity be with
you, Bishop.