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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10
The Onion County T.cH.,.

Brief reference TO the men who were uorin.
ated fos county positions by the late Cop ,ention
is appropriate at this time. 6.
For the Assembly, Theodore E. Jones. Of
Douglas City, has been nominated. Mr.. Jones
is man of sound Practical common sense and
and unbending Integrity, an earnest radical and
forcible speaker. Ei,hough formerly Douglas
Democrat b.. mas never faltered in his adherance
to 'h.e progressive principles of the great Union
party. No NAB could be AIMED for the position
who would receive warmer or more enthusi-
asric support than Mr.. Jones, and the loyal men
Of Trinity will see to it that he is chosen by a
large majority.
The nomination of A. J. Felter for the Office OF
County Judge will fully satisfy the public de.
mand for lawyer on the bench. He is actnow-
edged by all to he eminen,ly fitted for the place.
and the fact of his being one of the Oldest and
best citizens of Trinity will help to swell his
vote.
James Cochran, the present incumbent, is the
nominee for Sheriff. He has made most cffici-
ent officer so far. AS officer of the law be
has been terror TO evil-doers, and it would be
an insult to The county for even Democrat to
insinuate that he cannot be elected.
For County Clerk, John W. Phlbrook, of
Junction City, is an old citizen of the county,
has been useful member of the Union party,
and is thoroughly competent to fill the position
for which he has been nominated.
Peter Paulscn, another old and well-tried citi-
zen is the nominee for Treasurer. He will make
| a good one, if elected, which he most assuredly
will be.
Edward P. Lovejoy, the candidate for District
Attorney, has been with US long time is q
young lawyer of fine ability a close student, a
clear thinker and hard worker. He will do the
| county full justice in the position for which he
| is named.
The nominees for Superintendent of Schools
and Coroner have served in the same positions
heretofore. They have performed the duties in
trusted to them faithfully.
For Assessor, Albert Bowler, present Consta-
bile for Weaverviile township, is the nominee.
Mr.. Bowler is one of our best citizens, and the
| unanimity with which the nomination was given
him proves that the people believe him to be the
right man for the place
In the lst District R. Sicox has been nomn-
ated for Collector, and james F. Hoadey for
Supervisor. Both are good men, and knowing
that Mr.. Hoadley made good Supervisor years
ago, we have every reason TO believe that he
will do so again.
In the Sd District Ed. B. Barnum is nominated
for Collector. He is good business man, and
has the welfare of the county and people at heart.
The persons named for township officers are
all fit and worthy men.
As whole, the ticket is good one-as good
as has ever been presented to the people of this
county for their approval. Drop your bicker-
! ings and differences, Union men, and foot to
foot and shoulder to shoulder move upon the en-
emy's works.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

CoPpEgHEAD GATnERIxG.-Therc was tremend-
Gus outpouring of Democracy on last Tuesday
night to listen to Holden, their candidate for
Lieutenant-Governor,a and Johnson, nominee for
Congress. At one time there thir,y-seven
Democrats present, but all but seven of them
became sick, tired or disgusted before Johnson
wound up. Holden went largely into facts and
figures made some remarks about niggers -
and Cinnamon, and pronounced the Registry
law an abomnable enactment, because its honest
provisions had reduced the Democratic vote OF
of the State. The meeting was neither large
nor enhusastc-in short, it was fzzle. IIol-
den and Johnson did no harm. We hope more
just such Democratic speakers will be sent here
As for Johnson, we advise him to 60 home and
stay there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10
Special gotiees.
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RE THE MOST PERFECT

ARE THE MOST PERFECT PURGArTyr
which able to produce, or which We
think has ever yet been made by any body.
n Their effects have abundantiy shown to the
community how much they excel the ordI-
4 nary medicines in They safe and
pleasant to take, but powerful to cure
Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital activities of the body the distractions OF
organs pury blood and expel disease They purge
the foul bumors which breed and grow dsemper
sluggish or sordered into their natural acon
mnart healthy with strength TO the whole system.
Not only do they the everyday complaints everybody
but also formidable and dangerous diseases While they
uce powerful they at the me in dimnish-
ed des the safest best physc that be employed
children. Being sugarcoafed they are pleasant to take
bcp1 purey vegetable. free from risk Of
Cures have been made which belief they
by Of such exalted position and character
" Srbd the suspicion Of untruth Many eminent Clergy
and lent their names to certify to the
nubIic The reliability remedies while others have sent
s the their conviction that "nr repations
coprinte immensely the relief Of our amcted suffering
fellow
The Agent below pleased to furnish gratis our
American Almanac containing directions fer the use and
certificates of their Of the following COMPLAINTS
Costiyepess Bilious Complaints. Rheumatsm, Dropey,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul STOMACH Nausea In.
drson rbd Inacton of tho Bowels and Pains arising
tberefrom ratueucy Loss Of Appetite all Dseases which
reoure an eyacuant medicine They also by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure many
which il would not be supposed they cuud reach such ~
Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia and nervous lra
bjity Dcrancemeuts of the Liver and kidneys 9ou and
other kindred arising from low state OF the
BODY or obstruction Of its functions . =,
Do not BE- put unprincped dealers with otner prep
aratiops which they make proht on Demand AYERS
and take Others Tho SICK want the oes ao efe 'oE
them. and they should have IL :, -.
prepared by J. c. AVER Co., LOWELL Mass and sold by
NJ OIERpEENER, Weaveryie. CRANE BkldHAM And
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A n,voc,.r,c E,rcr,osrrn1so Docuxrxr.

A DruocnAr1c EiEcr1oxRsRIse- DOCUMENT
We have seen caricature issued by the Copper
head Central Committee of California, entitled
" The Opening of the Seventh Seal of Radical
ism.p The scene is laid in California, A. D.
1876, or sooner! Coming from the source it
does the print can be appreciated, for Zach.
Montgomery, Raymond, Holden and johnson
have enunciated from the stump sentiments en-
,irely in keeping with this bawdy engraving.
In accordance with the doctrines of these men
the polls nine years hence are 10 be held in a
China house the Inspector of Election to be a
CLinaman the Judges Chinameu and white
man. Marching in regular order to the polls
(according to this illustra,ion) are Irishman,
a Negro, a Chinaman, Digger Indian, and a
white man. From this motley group white
girl solicits aims. Christian church, falling
into ruins, is used as Chinese market; Chi
nese temple fourshes, and an American school
house is falling TO decay. The policemen at
that time are to be Negroes and Cinnamon. We
have nothing but pity 10 offer to like prejudicial
appeals for political aid, and the party must in
deed be low down which resorts to such undg-
nfed and falsifying means of obtaining votes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

UNION SrEaKEas CoMISo.-We announce, with
pleasure, the coming Of Judge Hale and Hon. J.
n. Chappell. These gentlemen will speak at
Weavervlle on Wednesday evening, August l4,h;
at Douglas City on Thursday evening, 18th
Junction City, Friday evening, 10th; Lewiston,
Saturday evening. 1Tth; Trinity Center, Monday
evening. 10TH Judge Hale is an able speaker,
and will be warmly welcomed wherever be ap-
pears. Mr.. ChappeH is the Uuion nominee for
State Senator. As the representative of Shasta
county 10 the Legislature for the two last terms
he has made most creditable record. We hope
every Union man who possibly can do so will
listen to the addresses of Judge Hale and Mr..
Ctappell.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

UNION SpsAKIYG. - Gov Woods and Hon.
John P. Jones addressed very large and en-
thusastic meeting last Saturday night Gov.
Woods spoke over tyo hours, and The arguments
be advanced were so strong, and the assertions
be made SO fortified by proof that he made a
marked impression. He is fluent and able
speaker, perfectly at home on the stump, and
his expression of Unonism called forth the most
unbounded enthusiasm. The Democracy is still
writhing under the severe castigation received
from Gov Woods, and they viii not soon forget
the " Web-Foot' ms they call him. j. P. Jones
followed him in short but affective speech, and
at the close of the meeting both of the gentle
men received the warmcst congratulations of
many friends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

PixLEY, HIS MULE, AND CoFrRoTB.-1n a re-
cent speech at San Francisco Frank Pxley made
this explanation -" As to his mule, to which
the President alluded when introducing him, it
was dead, and since he believed in the e-transpo-
sition OF souls, he not certain but the spirit
OF his mule had got into some Of these Demo
Gratis; if so, they would be braying around till
next September. He referred to the fact Of hav-
ing at one time had mustard plaster on J. w.
Coffroth, and, before taking it off, he made Cof-
froth pledge himself against the Democratic
ticket. This season he wished to get mustard
plaster all over Coffro,h and keep it there until
after the election in September
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

THE Republican State Central Committee on
Monday substituted Caleb T. Fay as the candi-
date for Governor in place of John Bidwell,
withdrawn. B. r. Nickerson, formerly of Ell
Dorado county, was also substituted for Sccre-
tary of State, in place of ]. G. McCallum and
E. c. Waite for Clerk of the Supreme Court, in
place of Farquhar, deceased. Fay publishes q
letter of acceptance. He is q man of greater
popularity in San Francisco than any candidate
vet named for Governor, and will doubtless get
n large majority of votes over Gorham.-Sacra.
mento Union 7M.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

Tus good people of Douglas and Junction Ci-
ties were sadly disappointed at not seeing Cows
Woods and Jores at their respective places. We
are requested 10 spologize for both gentlemen
Gov. Woods was sick when he spoke here on
Saturday, and the exertio, of that effort added
70 the excessively hot weather, Frustrated him en-
tirely. so that he was unable to leave the house
on Sunday. 1t was unavoidable. bIt we have
the assurance from the Central Committee that
the next Union speakers viii most positively
visit those places.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

SOMEWHAT IScoNsIsTENr.-The Democrats are
bowling lugubriously over Chinese labor, assert
ing that the employment of Cinnamon is robbing
the poor white laborer of bread. Now we know
numbers of prominent Democrats in this county
-farmers-who employ Cinnamon in their har-
vest fields, and in whatever other capacity they
have use for such help. To be consistent they
should either repudiate the Chinese plank in
their party platform, or else employ only white
laborers.-San Jose Mercury.
= True enough. Every Democratic speaker who
has opened his mouth here since the campaign
commenced, has set up this same howl. These
talkists don't perhaps know that there is not a
Democra. in the county who can afford to do so
but employs Chinese help in every department
of labor. Cause why" niggers are scarce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

CoxsoLAroRY.-Bidw and McCallum having
Withdrawn, "the Elourners' of the Union a. 90
abou, the Streets" Feeling some sympathy for
it in its doorous state, we desire to call its at
tention to the fact that it would do we'll to con-
6ne itself to the remnants of its party-Jeffers
and Jones. If these can be elected the main pur-
poses Of its existence can still be accomplished
love of profit and qualification of revenge
Sorr1m,nto Rerord
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TIE REWARD OF GALLASTRY. - The Dramatic
Chronicle relates that in Broadway street in that
city, at midday, lovely feminine's hoops be-
came detached and fell to the sidewalk There
was great hilarity among those who witnessed
the misfortune, but sympathzing gentleman
had the courage to pick up the fallen property
and carry it to her. He received smack with
a fat ha nd) on the face as bis reward Then the
lady burst into tears, and retired with her prop
erty into dry-goods store.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

A LATTER-DAY MRAcLE.-The Liberia Cdtol-
licG of June llth announces in these terms the
" miracle - of st. Jauuaris at Naples Yes
terday, after twenty-eight minutes of prayer, the
precious blood Of the Saint was seen to become
gradually Hque6ed."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

DEMOCRATIC TALK.-We are notified that A. G.
Cummings, Democratic nominee for the Assem-
bly,, and other Democrats, will speak at Weaver
Vile on the evening OF the Sd of September
Other announcements will be made next week
We are further informed that Mr.. Cummings
opponent has been invited to meet him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

ISFoRMATIoN WANrED.-Informato is wanted
concerning John N. Deidenback, of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. When last heard of he was in Den
yer City, Colorado. This was IN 1866. Also,
his brother, late of Grass Valley, California.
News is also desired of James A. Brazellaw, a
native OF Cherokee, Georgia, who came 10 Califor'
MIA some years ago. Any one knowing the ad-
dresses of either of the above named parties
will confer favor by sending information to
the Office of this paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

GOOD WORCESTERSHIRE Union State Central
E. g. Waite, of Nevada county, in place of Far
quhar, deceased, as Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Waite has been long connected with the
press OF Nevada county, and is a man worthy
the recommendation Of that people for the posi-
tion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

PRArT's AroLI7IoS OIL. = new thing which
cures all sorts Of pains. 1t can be had at Mr..
Oberdcener's Drug Store. Don't suffer any
longer With rheumatism, headache, or any other
of the ills that flesh is heir to-" Pratt's Alb
olitiop Oil will cure anything.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

RuxoR says the Soreheads will place Fay on
their ticket for Governor, rice Bidwell, who has
positively declined to assist in making Haight
Governor. Fay had better decline in advance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

NEws.-For liberal supply o: newspapers
California and Eastern, furnished during the
week, we are under obligations to Mr.. Ober-
deener.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

OuR TuAxks-Are due Doc. Flynn, of McGil:
livray's ranch, for the box of peaches be IN
structed John Driver to leave at the JOURNAL Of
fee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

To the Voters Of Trinity Couhty.-The I'M
dersgned that he s Independent candidate Tor
the oce OF COUNTY CLERK At the approaching
II elected pledge myself pay the hands Of the SUI
perintenden Of Public Schools the OF ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS In u g. gold con for the benefit Of the General
School Fund Of Trinity county, in the following IL
will place In the hands Of the Superintendent Of Schools
the day into Office. order drawing proper
tionne part Of saary-hat H. half entire salary
until the full amount Of 81 COO In gold eoin shall be paid
And for further guarantee in OF election that the
above pledge shall be fnied the letter, have filed
oath before Justice Lovejoy that effect and both pledge
and oath have been recorded in the records Of Trinity
ty WILLIAM d. EVERHART.
Weaverviie, March rs, 1867.
Sworn to before this 9th day Of March, A. D. 1867.
a6*2m. p. L,vEJoY, Justice Of the Peace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

LIFE Insurance.. Il. Farqahar held life
insurance policy for $4,000. He took out the
policy six or eight months ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

Was IT A COMPLIMENT when in Boston, two
months ago, President Johnson said in answer
to those who received him --s'I stand before
you as the Chief Magistrate of the nation and
the manner in which l have been received will
not, think, detract from your reputation or
character"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

Medical Advice.-DR WV. X. ,HER1Y's Medical and
Surgical becoming sine to the welfare
of State and health Of citizens and his sprea
ding reputation although ii excite surprise IS Dut the
signal skill and foll"ws the natural elect of such
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered for under Chronic dsea ano VINO hao a
ken advantage available that promised
without until they called upon Dr. DoHEkTT,
incredibly short of time has given them en-
tire relief 1t is gratifying this fact because the
gentleman who seeks not by of others
to establish his reputation Of
his own upon ruin Of anothers fame The Doctor con-
ducts his Institute in such manuer thar must De gratifying
all his patients lie examines advises, and recommends
without charge and the patient after hearing his terms for
treatment can accept or reject At In no case does
the make charge unless he effects This he
able he feels the confidence which long
perence has given aud doubt the consolation which ap
that confidence Persons afflicted with either a-
disease would do well to consult the Doctor
all it do harm for consultation he asks
does lie insist obedience to his advice unless
patiea. places himself under his His offices
Sacramento street opposite the Pachc Mall Steamship Com
panys oficc.-Stn Francisco Nerrs
Special Medical Notice.-DR. CIIAs II. ToZER
inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the same place, CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco. wheI
CIAI COMPLAINTS. Having relinquisled old mode
advertising which has become with all the Quack
Doctors Of San Francisco filling the newspapers San
cisco with false references for the Of imposing
strangers think it only necessary inform those in
| Of PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE and SUCCESSFUL
PRACTICE that be consulted all business hours at
Medical Institute Of Kcarney and Jackson streets
San Francisco
Ladies' suffering from Whites Piles Weakness. Of the back
PaiL the Side. Headache Palpation Of the Heart De-
raugement of their Monthly Sickness and all other
that the Female System subject To- will find promp: relief
by applying to Dir. CIIAS. II. ToZEI
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never known fail
in giving relief those which recompe nd.
with full directions each box. Sent by mail express
Address CIIAS H. ToZER NJ D.. San Francisco. Cal. or
Lock Box 1881. Consultation free. All communications
strictly confidential CIIAS. VI TOZER ~ D.,
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital London.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

NHE UNION CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY
offices will address the people at the times
and places specified below:
LEWISTON, Thursday, August % ; INDIAN
CREEK, Friday, August 23 HAY FORK, Sat
urday, August "a F.; CUX'S BAR, Sunday, Au-
gust 25 CARAWAY'S, Tuesday, August 27
RATTLESNAKE. Wednesday, Aug. 2s; NORTH
FORK, Thursday, August % DOUGLAS CT
TY, Friday, August 80 JUNCTION CITY, Sat-
urday, August 81 CANYON CITY. Saturday,
Sept, l :. WEAVERvJLLE, Monday, Sept. 3.
BY order of Union County Committee,
3lto. D. E. GORDON, Secretary.
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1NDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOF
STATE SENATOR.

ERED WALTER ANNOUNCES THAT HE is
I an Independent candidate for State Senator
from the 26th District, composed of the counties
of Shasta and Trinity. 30:to.
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#arriages:
ale,v Adrertisements.
UNION
Mass Meetings.

TTON. j. E. HALE, OF PL..CER COUNTY,
III Hon. ]. N. CHAPPELL nominee for State
Senator, and f. F. ALLEN, Esq. will address
the citizens of Trinity as follows:
WEAvERVILLE, ......,. Wednesday, August IA
DOUGLAS CITY, Y,...-......Thursday, August Is
JUNCTION CITY, Friday, August l6
LEWISTON, Saturday, August II
TRINITY CENTER, Monday, August 10
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-08-10

A JUsr EsrIMArE.-The London Spectator says
that the same Tory enthusiasts who complain
bitterly because Burke, the Fenian, is not hang
ed, will lionize jeff. Davis. 1.-the man who is
responsible for the most unprovoked, wicked
and murderous of which modern history
makes mention"
STARVING CONDITION thousand families
are reported, in Wakeham county, North Caro-
lima in a starving condition.
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Meekly Trimity 5anrnal.

- CDSsfy wsrrssts and Rrssn64eGs taken AZ
tAs,r ruling payment for subscriptions to TINS
naper To soldiers the Governnept service the JOURNAL
will he furnished for Greenbacks at rAs.
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Horrible ACCIDENT.

Aman some time since was repairing
gas leak, corner 2Sth Street and 9th
Avenue, New York, lie went into
the excavation and then lit q match.
An explosion of the gas took place,
and the man was much burned. DR..
Tobias Venitian Liniment was ap-
piled freely, and in three days the
man was about bulsess in the Man
haitian Gas Works as we'll as, ever.
His name Is Samuel +. Waters. This
is one OF the wonderful cures made
BY DR., Tobias celebrated Ventlan lin
imeut, it is not only good Tor burns,
but for Old Sores, Bruises, Chroulc
Rheumatism, Sore Threats, Cuts, IN
sect Stings, Pains in the Limbs,
Chest and Back; also internally, for
Collie, Cramps, Diarrhoea, Dysentery
and Group. 1t is perfectly innocent
to take internally, and is the best
family medicine in the world. Or
ders are received all over Europe for
it. The most celebrated Physicians
recommend it-is never fails, pr.
Tobias puts up every drop himself.
Sold by all Druggists at so cents and
81 per Bottle. Depot SO Cortlandt
Street, n. Y. Nov. 2S-ml,f
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interests of our country.

The morality. intelligence
and prosperity of a community
is judged to a considerable ex-
tent by the patronage it ex-
tends to its local press. The
paper is examined abroad, and
from it conclusions formed of
the locality whence it came
If the paper is literally sup
ported, and it takes buta glance
at its pages to ascertain, a IA
vorahleimpression is. made up.
on the mind of the reader, and if
he is seeking a point. to invest
his capital and live his atten-
ton and perhaps his steps
would be Immediately inclined
fo the place of it's qualifications
Our people appreciate this fact
in giving us a liberal support,
and we feel a pride in asking
our readers to base their esti-
mate upon our town by CLAN,
cling over the pages of the
RECORD. .. ..
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|. The Young Mems Christian
Association, of this place, or
ganized a short time ago, al
ready numbers thirty-five or
forty members, and promises
to be useful organization in
our midst We are glad to note
this fact and are alwayswilling
to lend our efforts toward pro-
noting the growth and success
of any society that has a ten.
dencX to do good. In addition
to the interest already mani
tested in this undertaking, we
would be glad if arrangements
could be made to have a Course
of Lectures during the winter
months. Prompt efforts on the
part of the members would se-
cure this important interest,
and the long winter evenings.
pass swiftly by that would 9TH
erwise be burdened with a dull
ness almost plbearable. Will
some one move ia.this matter
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THERE is quite a stir among
our stock dealers in conse.
quence of a misunderstanding
as to who was required to take
out stock brokers' license, and
the Internal Revenue Assessor
is kept busy by applicants. If
we understand the case correct
ly, all persons, whether buying
for themselves or other parties,
are required to take out license.
Two of our citizens were taken
before Commissioners HALLIDAY
and fined for neglecting this
duty. 49, .'. ,