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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19
Special Antiees.
Science Glorious1y AppIied.-srrrl

Science Gloriously Applied.-surrERING CHAN
GEp JoY-The great Mjendie admits in of his lee
lures that the faculty have yet done little to check dis
ease He says that with all their knowledge they
ing dark Why is this, Simply because they have
not the of the malaie they seek
IN cure Herein il would Professor Holloway
surpassed ALL Instead Of trusting to harhazard
hbon of stereoyped preparations he sought in the dsor
dered human organization the of its condition
He found il in that ruddy fluid which the element Of every
organ and he knew that If the poison in that element were
neurazed the body which fed renewed and
would be restored to health He succeeded in dis
covering combining vegetable andoes which were equal
the This the origin twenty years of his IA
nous Pills and Ointment Now the world rings with their
Disease is met and vanquished whether developed IN
ternay or on the surface His medicines break up the
of poison in the system and like the heads OF the ny
ra when the pesterons body the disorders die for
want of susenance This understand TO be the philoso
the operation of HoLLowAYs PILLS AND OINTMENI
What honors emolunent applause to the man who has
wrune from animated nature the of the origin Of dis
from the vegetable kingdom the means OF aresng
all disorders their fountain head-Nep York Ndtionat 20
Eo-eHs
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NOTICE.

NyHE PUBLIC, AND ESPECIALLY ALL PER-
| sons who have heretofore transacted busi
ness with WELLS. FARGO & CO., are notified
that a consolidation of interests and business be-
tween WELLS, FARGO & CO., THE PIONEER
STAGE CO., THE HOLLADAY OVERLAND
NAIL AND EXPRESS CO., THE OVERLAND
NAIL CO., THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS
CO., and THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.. has
taken place, and been effected under Charter
granted by the Territorial Legislature of Colora-
do. and that all the business heretofore done by
either of these Companies west Of the Missouri
River, or between New York, San Francisco and
the China Seas, will hereafter be carried on by
WELLS, FARGO & CO., under the Act of lncor-
poration referred to. LOUIS McLANE,
President of Wells, Fargo Co.
New York, December 10, 1866. llm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

BACK AGAIN.-Joh Driver, brother of Mrs
Joseph McGiliyray, returned from the Idaho
country this week. He has been gone about four
years, and has no idea of returning. Mr. Jacob,
formerly Of Red Hill, also came on Wednesday
night, satisfied with Idaho. \ letter from Geo.
Taylor notifies that he is back to Lewiston
again, having swung round " from Humboldt
Bay to the Apache country, and found no place
he likes better
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FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned will apply to the Hon. Board
of Supervisors of Trinity county, at the Febrna-
ry term, for renewal of license to keep a Toll
Ferry across Trinity river, at Lewiston, for the
ensuing year. OLNEY PHILLIPS
Lewiston, January 2, 1867 1:tsb
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New OFFIcERs.-The following officers of Trim
ity Chapter No. 10, r. \. NJ, were elected on
the 18th instant Wv. J. Tinnin HIP VI. Ruch,
X. NJ. Williams, S. j. G. Mason, C. of H. :;
J. c. Burch P. S. J. c. Wood, R. A. c.. F.
Neblett, VI. of Sd V D. Harden, VI. of I'd ;
W. C. Given, NJ. of lst V. c. GGring, Guard ;
NJ F. Griffin, Treasurer a. ]. Loomis, Sec'y
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a VETO. PROMPTLY VEToED.-The District Suf-
frage Bill having passed both Houses of Con-
gress, was vetoed by the " humble individual y
on the grounds that a majority of the people of
the District are opposed to it, and that the blacks
are lacking in capacity for the proper exercise of
the elective franchise. The veto was returned
and as promptly passed over the Presidents S
head. The vote in the House stood Il3 to 3S.-
The vote IN the Senate is not given.
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DEEP SSow.-Sherf Crooks, of Siskiyon. in
forms US thai the snow was full ten feet deep on
Scott mountain last week. Some parties were
digging out 4 load of RI 1rchandse which had
been caught out in the first storm. The snow
was four feet deep on the wagon.
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IT eekly Trinity 5oarnal.

k4- County Whrranfs and 6srs<sberks taken at
their ruling vate in payment for subscriptions to ths
paper To soldiers In the Goserne service the Journal
will be furnished for Greehbacks at PAR.
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DIrcHEs REpAIRED.-We are informed that the
Turner Bar Company's ditch to Smith Flat has
been thoroughly repaired, and that the Smith
ditch will soon be running water again Frank
Gurley tells US that Cochran ditch TO Fillibus-
ter Flat will be ready for use week hence.
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THE ScHooL FUND.-School Trustees through
out the county should bear in mind that in ad-
dition to the amounts already to the credit of
their respective Districts the State apporl: on
ment of next month will give about 50 50 to
each cens"s child. They should also see to it
that School is maintained the requisite number
OF months in the present School year to entitle
their Districts to their quota Of the State Fund
for the coming year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

TEAMS lS.-Van Kellogg and Ira Knight ar
rived from Red Bluff last Saturday, bringing
pretty good loads for the season, and made the
trip in seven days. They came by the new road !,
ria Lewiston. John Camden is making regular
mail trips with a buggy, travelling the same
rnad
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

- EVERY DAY LIFE, "A new monthly Maga-
zine, published at San Francisco, devoted to lit
erature and fashion, ,-Desty and Wright, propri-
etors has been received. 1t is got up in ve-v
neat style, and the contents of the initial num-
her are generally attractive. Mrs Washington
Wright e. Tospy Turvy,') is editor and Robert
Desty business manager. Price, 81 cents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

An ITEM FROM ThE RECORDER OFrIcE.--Mr
I.oomis informs US that from July lst 1865, to
July lst, 1866, l3l deeds, representing Sl27 ,069
33 mortgages, representing S33 ,262, were enter
ed on the county records.
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NEW CosrRrBUToR.-Bonner, of the New York
Ledger, announces that he has secured the SER
vices of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher as contrib
utor to that paper. 1t is rumored that the gos-
pel-expounder of Plymouth Church is already
casting about for fast nag, and yacht which
shall eclipse the Henrietta.
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DRowNED.-R. F. Bell, old citize bf Teha-
ma county, was drowned in the Sacramento at
the town of Tehama, on the Sd Instant. He was
crossing with seven other. The boat struck a
snag and capsized. All reached the shore ex-
cept Bell, who could not swim.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS special meeting
of the Board held on Friday, llth inst, Samuel
Cooper was appointed County Recorder, there
being no other applications before the Board
1t is understood that Is per cenk of the emolu-
ments of the Office go to the widow of the late
lamented incumbent Geo. D. Forbes.-Shasta
fonrier
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NAPOLEON cannot smoke. He was at one time
induced by friend to try cigar. 1t turned his
stomach, and he renounced forever " pleasure,
whose enjoyment he said, % was only good to
MI up the time of idle people with nothing bet
ter to doii
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COUNTY REDEMPTION FUND.

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 unders igned, in Weaverville, up to
the last day of the February term of the Board
of Supervisors.
JOSEPH CRAIG Co. Treasurer.
Wearerville, Jan. 5, 1867 52:tsb.
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GOoD REPORT FROM JUNCTION ClTY.-We are
informed by A. ]. Felter, Esq. that John Dacy
has just struck very rich prospects in the upper
bench, between the old Dacy claims and Fegan 5
claim. We know that prospectors have hereto
fore found as high as eighteen cents to the pan
in this bench, but TO water could be had to work
The ditch of Fegan 4 Daey, from Clear Gulch,
covers the ground in question, and there is rea-
son to look for gratifying reports from there be-
fore long. Wefurther hear that Mckinney Il Co.
have found richer ground in the second bench
above Prices Bar, than that heretofore worked.
junction City is just now taking the lead of 9TH
er districts in the comfy, which is accounted for
from-the fact that more prospecting is done than
elsewhere. Some OF the richest claims in the
county are within mile of that town and in
point of business it is second only to the coun-
ty-seat. 1t will continue to improve.
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IL the following paragraph, which we clip
from the Humboldt (Nevada) Register, no refer
ence to Senator Nye is probably intended -
:. They (the people along the Truckee) think that
a man, just because he can make a big Fourth of
July speech in the Winter time ought to do any,
thing-ought to build saw-mill with eighty-fve
thousand dollars. They cognovit the willow
dam, by the mill-site but no MILL they say, bv
dam sight"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

THANK You.-Charley Kuper, of the Douglas
City Market, sent very acceptable present
last week in the shape of a box of pigs feet,
tenderloin, &c. He is curing supply of hams
and bacon for the especial benefit of his patrons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

tHE OLD CoMPLMSr.-Tim. Kaye writes to Jo-
seph Craig that the notion to return to Califor-
MIA is fast getting the upper hand of him. A
letter from Pat. Griffin, at Cofydon, Indiana in
inmates that he is affected in the same waY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

OLD TRIyITARIANs IN NEVADA STATE-Sheriff
Cochran tells US that he met many old residents
of this county on his late visit to the land of
quartz lodges and sage brush. Frank Wheeler
is an attachee of the Austin post Office. which
NAV account for the non-receipt of important doc.
uments which we should have got from the East
by the Holiday overland line. We can forgive
him, however, from the fact that he is tborouol,
Radical and hater of my policy ANDY will
probably cut Franks ratons short when be reads
this. He was beaten for Clerk of Lander coun.
ty by very small majority. VIM. ]. Blake is
Notary Public at Austin, and represented to be
one of its most exemplary citizens R. A. Fapo
is there, looking well, and was glad to hear from
his old home. Is interested in two ledpes sun.
posed to be rich. P. NJ. Eder is Mavor of the
city. Maillott, who used to preside at the Di.
ana is there. So is Leo Schumacher. the Re-
gan brothers, Dan. Cain and Martin Lanpton-
all supposed to be rich in feet. Ex-Lieut, Gov.
ernor Chellis is experimenting mine in Cortez
District, 80 miles southeast of Austin. DudIev
Sales at work on the Bunker Hill mill. some
distance from the city. George Love is chief
roaster at the Manhattan mill. Burr Gordon is
chief amalgamator at a mill the city He
had been to Montana, but returned disguised =
Henry Cooper is interested in a ledge near the
city, which has made him rich. Saw Judge Pit
zer at Virginia City. He had been unwel for
some time, but was recovering. Has good
practice. A. NJ. kruttschntt is Assessor of Sto-
rey county-the only Democrat elected on the
county ticket. Ernst Kuper, Charley Lawrence,
NJ. Vollmers, and many other of our old citizens
were found at Virginia and Gold Hill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

ARREsr.-A. D. Crooks, Esq, sheriff of Sis
kiyou, arrested Thos Arnolu near Douglas City
on the 18th. Arnold is charged with assault
with intent to kill, in that county, and forgetting
that he under bonds to await a hearing
The sheriff and prisoner lett for Sskiyou on
Monday morning, ria the Tower House
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

CALIFoRsIA WIsE.-Los Angeles county pro-
duced l,l9O, 900 gallons of wine last year,
and the Bulletin believes that the whole pro-
duct of the State must exceed 2,oo0, 900.
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WeavervjIle, Saturday, Jan. 10, 1867.

The IMPEAcHxEsT-The morning papers all
oppose the impeachment of the President. The
Tribune says nothing can be gained by IT, no
matter how much Johnson deserves it. The Her
aid says the President has been guilty of nothing
more than his partisan predecessors have, from
jackson down. The Tunes says the charges are
nothing more than those repeatedly stated on
the floor Of the House, and believes the Senate
will throw them out.-NeU York telegram.
Just as it began to seem evident that the much
talked of matter of impeachment had been drop
ped, or deferred for the present, the announce
nent comes that the House of Representatives
have taken the initial step towards effecting it.
In the face of this, we are disposed to believe
that no decided action will be taken in the mat
ter until after the assembling of the 4oth Con-
gFess, when the Congressional party will hare
clean two-thirds majority (Which they have not
now.) He cannot be convicted without the con-
currence of two-thirds of the members present
We are not ready to believe that the House has
gone into this matter blindly, and consequently
do not think the New York Times speaks by
authority when it says that '' the charges are
nothing more than those repeatedly stated on the
floor of the House, The matter has gone to
the Judiciary Committee, which is composed of
nine members, at least four of whom, according
to the Alta, rank among the ablest men in Con-
gress, and six or seven among the most radical
opponents of the Presidents policy The Chair
man of the Committee is Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa
The three abest of his associates are Boutwell,.
of Massachusetts Thomas, of Maryland; and
Williams, of Pennsylvania. Uuder the manage
ment of these distinguished representativ moth
ing is likely to be done in haste, but nothing will
be left undone which ought to be done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

"EAvERyILLE AND SHASTA RoAD-Superin-
'enaen; Lowden has an extra force employed
repairing the road up Grass Valley creek 1t
"iil be IN travelling order before long.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

Special Medical .NOtice.-DR. CHAS. ii. ToZER
would respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the same place, CORNER OF
KEAHNEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco, where
he has been established for many for the cure Of SPE
CIAL COMPLAINTS Having relinqushed my old mode
Advertising which has become with all the Quack
Doctors of San Francisco filling the newspapers of San Fran
cisco with false references for the purpose of imposing upon
think il only necessary to inform those IN need
of PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE and SUCCESSFUL
PRACTICE that can be consulted at all business hours at
Medical Institute of kearney and jackson Streets
San Francisco.
Ladies' suffering from Whites Piles, Weakness of the back,
in the Side. Headache papitation of the Heart. De-
Of their Monthly Sickness and all other Diseases
LAT the Female System subject to- will na prompt relief
by applying to DIR. CHAS. ii. T0ZER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never known to fail
giving relief those for which they recommend
ed To he obtained only at office. Price FIVE DOLLARS,
with full directions each box. Sent by mail
Address CIIAS. H. T0ZER. VI. d. San Francisco Cal,
Lock Box 1854 Consultation free All communications
strictly confidential. CIAS. II. T0ZER. NJ d..
Late Consulting Physician of Lock Hospital, London
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

SrRATMAS .AGAIy.-We make our best bow to
Stratman again. He sent us on the arrival of
the last steamer Harpv's and Godeys Magazines
for January, Harper's and Leslie's pictorials and
a file of the New York Ledger. We hope the
Japan Government will patronize Stratman to
the exclusion of all other News men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

NEVADA SUPREME CoURT.-The Carson (Nev J
ippeal, of the lst has the following &c The
Supreme Court will begin its January term on
Monday next, the 18th instant And, inasmucf,
as there may exist some notions that in conse-
quence of the pending Senatorial struggle, the
sittings of the Court will be interrupted, we
will state here, that according to the best Of our
knowledge and belief, those notions are entire
ly without cause in the intentions of the Judges
the determination being to attend to the busi-
ness of the term, come what may"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

NOTWITHSTANDING Governor Patterns recon-
menda ton to adopt, the Constitutional Amend
ment received only ten votes in both houses of
the Alabama Legislature.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

DEcIoED-In the County Court, on Monday,
Judge Murphy rendered his decision in the &C.
tion OF Burch vs. Fitzgerald, et-al Judgment
for plaintiff for S75 and costs.
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na- Hope for the Afhicted.-Iy another part of
this paper will be found the advertisement the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. J. G. Young in 1850 In this age
of deceit and charlaansm il il boon the suffering
point out tothem where they of obtaining the
relief and Under the the skilf Doctor
the sick and troubled dves themselves of their burdens
pain and shame lay aside their health
and happiness. If sick trouble he-i-
Read the advertisement and follow the advice. Do
number the Of directing
CONSULTATION OFFICE. $50 Washington street. Fran
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

THASKs.-To Mr.. 0berdeener for late New
York illustrated papers, and regular file of the
Sacramento Daily Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

the rapid of CorGHs, CoLDs INFLUENZA HoARsE
NESS, CONSUMPTION and for the relief Of Con-
suMPrIvE in advanced stages of the disease
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

HHArE scHooL-Miss Nellie Norcross has
opened priya'e School at the Daguerrean GAL
Jerry, corner Court and Taylor streets.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
FERRY NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
i tice that he will apply to the Hon. Board of
Supervisors of Trinity county, at the February
term, for renewal of license to keep Toll Ferry
across Trinity river, at Manzanita Flat, for the
ensuing year. JOHN SAMMONS.
Trinity River. January l. 1867. l:tsb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

How DEER WAS CAUGHT.-Tracy Scofeld
has valuable dog-a brother, by the way, to
that valuable one over at the Express Office
The other day-it don't matter what particular
day-he started for walk, and the dog follow
ed. A short distance from the house he started
fine buck, and being pucky dog, tackled
him. As it was hard work to hold him on level
ground his dogship employed little strategy,
and finally succeeded in getting him down into
the creek, where Tracy quieted him by a few
blows from good oak club. The deer wei ighed
l37 pounds dressed, and hind quarter found
its way to the JOURNAL Office in evidence of the
capture. That dog is worth having, but it would
be a serious joke if by way of keeping in prac-
tice now he should occasionally fasten to and
worry out an OK
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

A CHANGE.--Messrs. John Landers Il Co
General Agents of the Manhattan Life Insurance
Company, of New York, will remove their offices
to the southwest corner of Montgomery and Com
mercial streets, where for many years the
agency of the Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. of
Hartford, was located. 1t is splendid location.
in fact one of the best in the city, and will be a
desirable change fer the Manhattan, which stands
deservedly at the head of the New York Life
Insurance Companies Its reliability and sub
stantiality is we'll established. francisco
Spirit Of the Times.
Seduced by the liberal terms of the Manhattan
many of our citizens have secured life policies
in sums varying from So, 900 to SIC, 900 The
benefits of life insurance cannot be over-estima-
ted. Here is a single instance. In San Francis
CO few weeks since yourg man named alter
lee died very suddenly. He had always enjoyed
good health, but having an aged mother in the
East, resolved to insure his life for $40, 900 for
her benefit, in case of his death. Fourteen DAYS
after effecting the insurance he died, and his mo-
ther, whose sole support he was, was placed
above want. Every man of family should thus
provide for those who may at any time be de-
prived of his support. 1t can be be done for a
trifing sum, which paid in yearly installments
is scarcely felt Greenhood & Newbauer are the
agents of the Manhattan here, anl Mr. Block
will fully explain the manner and expense of in
surance, and furnish all desired information
Dr.. Wilson is Examining Physical for this Agen-
co. We advise our readers to ponder this sub
ject well-give it a little serious thought. And
don't fail to insure in the Manhattan
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

So wide is the field Of its usefulness and
so numerous are the cases of its cures. that
almost every section of country abounds in
persons publicly known, who have been re-
,stored from alarming and even desperate dis
eases of the lungs by its use. When once
tried, its superiority over every other expec-
torant is too apparent to escape observation,
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what sndoe to employ for the distressing and danger
of the pulmonary that incident to
climate While inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded this has gained
friends by every trial. conferred benefits on the afflicted they
forget and produced cures too and too
reakabe to forgotten We can only the public
that its quality carefully kept the best it has been,
and may be relied do for their relief all that
has done.
Great numbers of clergymen physicians statesmen and
eminent personages their certify the
paraed of remedies but here will not
permit the Of them The Agents below named fur
nish ALMANAC in which they are given
with also full descriptions Of the complaints they cure
Those require dIerdtice medicine to purify the
blood will find AYERS COMP EXT the remedy
to use. Try it once. and You will know its value
Prepared by J. c. AVER Co.. Lowell. Mass and SOLD by
VI. 0BERDEENER, Weayerville. CRANE BRIGHAM and
R. H. MCDONALD & Co. San Francisco 52:tm1.
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INDIAN CREEK-Mr A. T. Corbus furnishes us
done by the December storm has been repaired
Every dam in the creek was carried away and
the fact that they have all been repaired, and the
bitches put in working condition in the short
space of month, speaks we'll for the enterpris-
ing miners of that district. The mountains at
head of Indian and Redding's creeks covered
with great depth of sn0w, aud the indications
for a successful mining season were never bet
ter. About one hundred and fifty men are en-
ployed in the Indian creek mines at present, and
the lumber will be increased when the hill
diggings, lately discovered, are fairly opened.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

CoNTRADIcTED.-We stated last week, on the
authority of Alex. Tinsley, that the Junction
City district portion of the road between this
place and North Fork was in miserable condi-
ton. Junction City teamster thinks great in
justice was done Alex. George, overseer of that
district, in so stating, and pronounces the road
n very good repair, everything considered. 1t is
far from our wish to do Mr.. George injustice in
this matter, knowing full we'll the disadvantages
under which he has labored since he was ap-
pointed to that position. The road tax had
nearly all been collected and shamefully mis-
applied before he took the Office and all who
travelled the road last summer. and antumn know
that Mr.. George used every effort to keep it in
good travelling repair.