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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

THANKSGIVING SERNox.-Rev. G. D. Pinneo
intends delivering discourse appropriate to the
occasion on Thanksgiving morning. 1t is not in
tended that the service shall intrude on the din
ner hour We shall give notice in the next is
sue of this paper where and at what time the
service will be held.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16


for CoucHs COLDS HoARsENEss ASTHMA GROUP WHooPISG
CouGH BRoNcHT NCIPENT and for the relief
of consumpve patients in advanced stages of the disease
these wider and better known this
icine gradually become the best reliance of the afflicted
from the cabin of the American to the palaces
European kings Throug the entire country,
city, and indeed almost hamlet il contains
CHERRY known the best of all remedies for dis
the throat and lungs In foreign countries
extensively used by their most intelligent physicians If
there dependence what OF station certify
has done for them ii trust when
of the lungs yield to it if de-
pend of intelligent physicians whose
know in short if there any reliance upon
thing then is it irrefuaby proven that this medicine does
it is designed for, beyond
all other remedies known to mankind Nothing bnt its i'll
and the unmistakabe benefit conferred
thousands sufferers could originate and maintain the rep
enjoys While many inferior remedies have
upon community. have failed and been discarded
gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
numerous and remarkable TO be forgotten
AYERS CATHARTC PILLS, for the of costiveness jaun
dice, dyspepsia indigestion dysentery, foul stomach head
ache piles rheumatism. heartburn arising from dsordered
stomach pain morbid naction of the bowels, atuency
loss of appetite liver complaint, dropsy gout,
ragia and Dinner Pill, unequaled They sugar
coated, that the sensitive take them with pleas
ure they the best Aperient in the world for all the
purposes Of family physc.
Prepared by j. C. AVER Co.. Lowell Mass, and sold by
NJ OBERDEENER, Weavervlle and Druggists everywhere
CRANE BRIGHAM San Francisco, wholesale agents
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

TIE Faculty of Nasby's " Institoot" propose
to revise the Scriptures, inserting the word
''white" whenever necessary, the revised edi-
ton to be used only by Democrats and Conser-
vntive Republicans. The following are few of
the changes proposed
$50 God creatd ,rhite in His own image"
Whosoever, therefore, shall confess before ,ctite
men, &c.
'Sufer little ole children to come unto me, for sic
is the kingdom Heaven
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

IN BAD LucK.-Charley Davis, of the Douglas
City Hotel, received letter from Sam. Fogg this
week which furnishes the information that des-
tructive fire occurred at Skowhegan, Maine, on
the 10Th of October, in which the blacksmith
shop of our late townsman, Geo. II. Lord, was
entirely destroyed. George stood a burn-out
here in 50 most heroically, and expect to
hear that he has rebuilt and is at it again
in earnest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

CoMMIssIoNEp.-Governor Low has commits
stoned James C. Roley as General of the Fifth
Brigade, California State Guard. For the bene-
fit of the Companies in this portion of the Brig
ade we will state that Headquarters will hereaf
ter be at Red Bluffs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

THE amendments proposed at the last session
ing one. If adopted, they will be submitted to
a vote of the people at the next general election.
These amendments require Superintendent of
Public Instruction to be elected in 1869, and
every four years thereafter This will curtal
Ftzgerald's term to two years. And yet the
Democrats will either have TO approve this, or
maintain the special judicial election as it is.
They can take either horn of the dilema Which
will they grasp2
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

WHo ARE THEY The Sacramento Bee asserts
that the interior Union journals were promised
$500 each by the Union State Central Committee
for their support of the Union ticket during the
last campaign, but only three or four ever got
the promised compensation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

SrRArMAN-The champion news dealer has
sent us another package of late papers and mag
azines. Frank Lesle's and Godeys Magazines,
all the illustrated papers, New York Ledg~,
Chimney Corner, Sporting Times, and number
of prominent Eastern papers are embraced IN the
lot We wish the Major prosperity, and his lux
uriant moustache a still more healthy growth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

WHAT'S THE DIFFEREXcE.-The Builders In
surance Company has commenced suit against
the Sacramento Union to recover $50, 900 dam
ages for the publication, as an advertisement,
of what appeared in the editorial columns of the
San Francisco SPIRIT Of the Times If it is libel
GUS for the Union to publish the article as an ad-
vertsement, why is it not for the Spirit Of the
Times to publish it as editorial
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

FIFTEENTH voLuxE.-The Butte Record, one of
the most industriousy edited papers IN Northern
California, has closed its fourteenth year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16
THE recent Teachers Institute in Butte coun

THE recent Teachers Institute in Butte county
adopted resolution setting forth that if the
author and publishers of Clarke's Geography
would speedily revise, condense and republish
so much of the work as pertains to the Pacific
coast at a cost not exceeding one dollar, we will
welcome it to our school rooms" The sugges-
ton is a good one and we hope the publishers
will act upon it. Such work is much needed
in the schools of this State. AS it is, the geo.
graphy is ludicrous, even ridiculous, in some
respects The indefinite reference to Trinity
county, the names of its streams with its
bounds, etc., are entirely unreliable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

TRINITY PoTAroEs.-A great excitement was
created at Red Bluff the other day. The occa-
sion for it was the arrival of cargo of those
mammoth potatoes grown on the ranch OF Frick
l. Davis. at Mud Valley. Our old friend Church
advertises them, and cannot receive them fast
enough to supply the demand. Max Lang has
25, 900 pounds of these potatoes for sale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

FoR latest numbers of Hdrper's Weekly, Frank
Le,he's Illustrated, Literary -4lbum and Eastern
papers, Mr. Oberdeener has our thanks Also,
for the Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

GRANT is THE MAs.-The signs Of the times
point most certainly to General Grant as the Re
publican candidate for President. If nominated
be cannot be beaten.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

SCHOOL ELEcrIoN.-Let every citizen OF Wea-
yerYiIle School District remember that on next
Saturday, 2ad, be will be called upon to vote yes
or no on the proposition to levy special tax for
school purposes. Vote yes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

STRENGTHENING THINGS OUr.-Dusky, the Hum
bodt mailman, expresses the opinion that Mr..
Pratt, the new Agent at Hoopa Valley, is getting
matters in shape that will result benefcially to
the people of this portion of the State. He be-
leves the new Agent is entitled to the credit for
" Franks" capture, and that he will use the
most strenuous efforts to prevent further hostili-
ties on the part of the Indians if the whites be-
have themselves
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

PREACHING AT JUScrioN.-Rev. G. D. Pinneo
will preach at Temperance Hall, junction City,
on Sunday evening, 18th inst. Service to COM
mence al I oiclock
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

TAKE NorIcE-W. c. S. Smith, Collector for
this Revenue District, has decided that parties
who make it a business to purchase legal-tender
notes when offered for sale, are brokers, and as
such must paw the special tax required by law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

DEFEAT AND CAPTURE OF GARIBALDI.-The dis
patches from Italy confirm the announcement
made a week ago the Garibaldans were utterly
defeated in a battle Rome = completely
oyerwhelmed-and Garibaldi and his taken
prisoners The San Francisco Times concludes
that " as the honor of France and the good faith
of Italy have been vindicated, Napoleon
may consent to make some kind of an agreement
which shall give Rome to Italy; or it may be
that the victory which the Italian Government
has won, may increase its unpopularity as to
render it unable to maintain itself"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

MovED.-Calvin B. Mcdonald has gone to a
new held of labor, having assumed editorial con-
troll of the Salem (Oregon) Unionist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

FIRE AT FRENCH GULcu.-Frank Wheeler in
forms US that the house of A. Levi was Destroy
ed by fire on the morning of the 5th instant, the
occupants, Mrs. Levi and two children and Mrs.
Wheeler, barely escaping with their lives. On
awaking, about C o'clock, Mrs. Wheeler discov-
cred that the house on fire, and on opening
the door the flames burst through, obliging her
to close it again. She aroused Mrs. Levi and
they were obliged to make their exit through a
window. If Mrs Wheeler had not discovered
the fire when she did all would have perhaps per-
ished. The fire originated in portion of the
house where there had been no fire for months.
The property was insured for $1,000
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

SABBATH ScHooL.-Hereafter, until further no.
tee, Sabbath school will open at o'clock, P. N. :,
instead of A. NJ, as formerly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

WHAT SECRETARY STANTON Says" As things
now look, General Grant will be the next Pres.
ident.p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

Az IrEN.-California will this year produce
"a 900, 900 gallons of wine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

FUS.-To parch corn on a cold winter night.
The corn and peppers can both be obtained
at Overmohle's, across the street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16
1eaths:

At Oregon Gulch. November 18th, JAMES, son
of John and Mary Newman, aged months and
s days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

2212:ly. 4l3 Clay street, San Francisco.
Special NOtice.-n calling attention of the reader to
the advertisement of Dr. j. Youngs Institute be found
in another part of this paper feel answering the
dictates of honest conviction in pointing out to suffering hui
manty the honest and skul Medical practitioner 1t is
the duty Of every whose knowledge places it in his
power guide to those who otherwise would unw
tingy take wrong path There is need to out
life of pain and anguish, and in the end fill dishonored
grave Hesitate no longer unfortunate ones but turn to the
Doctor who you giving you in place of wasted
energies and impaired constitution full health vgor and
power.
The Institute has been in successful operation for
teen and it the pioneer Institute of the coast
it has been the pioneer in the march Of progress
We again the acted-read the advertisement and
follow its advices. 37:ly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16
MASONIC NOTICE.

A full attendance of the members of Trinity
Lodge, No. 27, F. l. A. NJ, is requested for the
regular meeting on the evening of Monday, the
25th of this month, that being the communica-
ton for the annual election of officers. By or
der of the Master, JNo. c. BURcH, ". NJ.
Weaverville, Nov. 6, 1867. 44:to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

TIE advertisement is a lever which every bus
mess man can use to advantage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16
Weekly Trimity Spmrnal.

AS County Wrarraats and GrsesbGekss taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

- ROBERT RosEHIIL shall be heard next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16
Special Aotiees.
Ayers Cherry PectOral

Has long been manufactured by a practi-
cal chemist. and every of it under his
own eye, with nyarabe accuracy and care
1t is sealed and protected by law from coun-
,terfeits, and consequently can be relied
~ \ as genuine, without adulteration. 1t sup
plies the surest remedy the world has ever
i.,axr for tLec cnre ~ nIn narxc Irplai aiat..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16
8irths:

In Weaverville, November 5th, to Mr.. and Mrs
George Hindley, SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

Preaching and Sabbath School.
Rev G. D. PINNEo resident Pastor of the NJ E. Church,
will preach the Court Room morning IL o.
clock Sabbath School at the Union Church at P. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16
Elisor'S Sale.

FLUUK MANAGEKS
RICHARD CLIFFORD, C. McGOWAl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16
NEW THEATER,
wEAvERvILLE, ON
THA ANKSGIVING NIGHT,
INVITATION COMMITTEE {:

RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
A. j. LOOMS, RICHARD BROWN, DETLEF HANSEN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-08
Letter from Hon. Thaddeus Ste
VEINS, in Defence of his FUsicy
Of COnlisCatiOn.

LANCASTER, Pa, May 20. 1867.
lFaR SIR: Short as Your letter is, lear
| cannot answer it without violating All III
junction of my medical adviser, mot Ia
suffer myself to become excited. Oh
live in n region which WAS two or three times
invaded by the armies Of jefferson Davis,
in the counties Of bedford. Fulton, Frank
lin. Cumberland, AdaqS, and York. They
visited almost every farmer and other inhab-
liant. and pinndered them OF their horses,
cattle. provisions, wagons and money, when
found. Besides some detached cases, they
laid in ashes one thriving village OF 5000
people, and turned the inhabitants houseIe>s
into the streets to seek shelter in fence corn.
ers. No provision has ever been made, or
il now making, to reimburse the plundered
citizens. BY the law of nations govern.
menr makes no compensation for damages
done by an invading army, unless such gov
eminent be victorious, when It always pro
vides by treaty for payment by the ranlnlsh'
cd enemy A government which ncglects
TO make such provisions on behalf OF lis
punde1ed citizens is basely negligent Of lis
duty. A qnasi peace exists between the late
nt,,i;oareuts, the terms of which are dictated
wholly by Congress which is under the con
troll OF the Republican party. Nolnlng put
the proceeds Of the confiscation Of a small
norton OF the property Of wealthy rebels
can be applied to pay the damages inflicted
by these marauders unless it ~ paid out of
the treasury Of the United States.
| A few Republican meteors, always epratc
| in their course, are fitting through and eX-
ploding in the Republican atmosphere -
! They attract sufficient public attention to
| enable them to assure the amab!e rebels
who inflicted this injury that they need fear
no confscaton that no body of any note
! in the North is in favor OF imposing such
punishment, for the sake Of remuneration
/ or OF Justice. They assure IheG Char moth
| ing shall be taken from Aiken's estate OF
millions, from Hampton, Davis. or from
a thousand others who are still worth their
hundreds of thousands, to reimburse the
loyal men, North and South, who were
! plundered of their estates, and to aid your
/ neighbors to rebuild their humble tenc'
. menis.
At Is scarcely 10 be endured that Con
gress, for two sessions, should SIT indifferent
to these sntferings. and take no steps 10 en-
force these rights These remarks apply to
large portions of Maryland. of West Nir.
GINA, Ohio, Indiana. and Missouri, as we'll
as to the siaye States.
He who can patiently listen 10 mat puttid
humanity we now see propogated, has more
command of himself than have. Indeed
il looks as If we were still to add to the bur
den OF our taxat,ou 10 9efray the expenses
Of transportation and the ovation OF trinm'
plant traitors.
But must stop, or shall commit the
fault against which have been warned.
With great respect, your obedienl servant
THAnDEUs STEVENS,
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uIANrED-ACENTSs7 to 500 per month"; ey.
" eryWhere, male and female, TO introduce the
SEWING MACHINE. This niarhine will stitch,
hem, FELL tuck, guilt hnl, braid and en.broider in i,
most superior manner, Price only sis Fully war.
aned ior i've years. We will pay 81, 900 Tor nv nl
chin" that viii sew q stronger. more h-."." m
moroelastic seam than o""' 81 M q, ;,t "
livery second stitch c;n be cut and
stili I'D cloth cannot he pulled apart without tearing
it, We pay agents from toto 500 per month aud ex
pehses, or Il commission from which twice that
amount can b" made Address, AECOMB 4 CO..
Cleveland, Ohio.
tACTIoN.--Do no. be imposed upon by other par.
l"~ painting OFT worthless c,st-ron machines under
me same name or otherwise. Ours is the only GENT
me and really prNct,4 cheAp lnnclIine
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"ILOve Somebody"

a nlHIItT pl-tdtE rOCIltui fJ'h'ot. soy
: overheard moonsruck chap the otht
Law, remark that he loved certain your
adv we'll enough to die for her, Now
ore somebody very much, and
id swear for her
I'd tear for her
The Lord knows what I'd bear for her,
I'd lie for her
. I'd sigh for her
I'd drink the Hudson dry for her;
ia "ouse for her
Do "wuss" for her
I'd kick up thunderin' fuss for her.
I'd weep tor her
Id leap for her .....
I'D 20 without my sleep for her:
I'd fight for her .
I'd bite for her
I'd walk the streets all night for her;
I'd plead for her
I'd bleed for her
I'd 90 without my = feed y tor her:
I'd shoot for her
I'd boot for her
A rival who come to . suit for her !:
I'd kneel for her
I'd steal for her
Such is the love feel for her:
I'd slide for her
j. ride for her
I'D swim galnst wind and tide for her
ia dry for her
Id cry for her
But-hang me if I'd die for her.
.N.B.-Or any other woman.
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Ere Uun,irea Thousand l'aluahle q,
Plan OF DRAWING.

FIaA> 'f l'1 W lNt'.
Duplicate numbers from I. 200 900 are nlaccl in n
wheel the Is number hen draw out. draw the high
est o. first 2ilt III" II u'Ibrr when drawn ont the
next highest Of second 2iit &c until the whole
b. i drawn.
,rhe distribution will take place after the Concert
where 5000 persons wilnrS, it. committee Will
hc chosen rih iir Audience 10 take charge Of HE sane
All agent, ant purchasers will lao. supplied with a
correct list :" l.. awards A. s,",n a. published,
HOW TC OBTAIN TICKETS
Tickets viii lac Supplied t" all book sellers DRUGGISTS,
Music Dealers Nc. here thre eau hc obtaucd 1t 81
each. or in quantities at cub rates.
Circulars contrinin. full instru, iious and tc.ma 10
agents VIII be mailed upon the receipt Of stamp fol-
Order. may he sent to us, inclosing the money from
u to -, ~ registered letter ''gnp Innir at
express. at the following club rates:
. Tickets IL one address. Il 10
10 Tickets to one address, 600
~ Tickets address. 1894
- Ftkets 10 one address, HOO
EZ-ihe names Of the agents will he published from
the central office. Tickets will be supplied to agents
nj Ii per cent discount.
EB'l nler and in pursuance of the provisions of the
Internal Revenue Law, lis Honor, the Commissioner Of
in!eim'i EeH"n'r has upon due proof. granted per
NIT to the Southern Orphan. Association To hold its Gift
Concert exempt from all charges whether from special
tax or olhrt 'lntH u. respect I" Sach Gift Concert.
This exemption y mait upon the ground that the
proceeds al the sale of Tickets for This ,,,ccr, are 10
be devoted l." charitable object. aml j. but another
evidence o the iaNof and consideration which u,ir
effort have been constantly met in nearly rycyy i.lrc.
Iiou. 'N ,'
rEFEREVCF:
Gen. G T. Beaurg Eatd, New Orleans
ItiG, Sen, Jelt. Thompson, NV D,lrans
ataJ Gen ). u Bu.kHar. New orleau.
J ;, Morrow, Publisher, Baltimore
=, Stief Piano Naulif. Baltimore.
Z. Mckeeyer & Co. Baltimore
CD. Geo. p. Kane, lnuve, Na
Col MumiorJ Riehp:ond Va
WIN A. Wright Augusta, Ga
A. stIlins Jr. ''"hee''"'
All orders aud communications shonld he addressed
To the Central ulce,
SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION
IL lluLIIpIY STREETS,
pnsi-Onlce Box 300. B.I,more Md
April ID ls6I-,ni
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SIMPLE BUT DELIGHTFUL. FRUIT CAKE
Ono cup butter, (with salt washed out, 3!
cups light brown sugar: beat these ingre-
dieats to a cream. Put the yolks Of 3 eggs
into the mixture and beat all together
OGe cup of sweet milk, slit cups of flour,
in which mix one tablespoonful cream OF
tartar and half teaspoonta, d; sQde. Take
some OF this -four and rub it into pound OF
clean, dry c,,rrants, and add them to the
mixture then gradually stir in all the flour,
one, quarter OF a,oitmes and the grated rind
of one lemon. Then add the beaten whites
of the eggs. Pour into "a pan lined and
covered with white paper and bake in a
moderate oven.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-08
We GrassihOpper.

Ye Grasshopper is herbiverous beast OF
exceeding voracity. His strength is like
unto that of the steam engine in proportion
to his magnitude. He hath many legs that
are like unto steel. and'his face Is like brass,
yea. like unto the brazen face Of noisy
Copperhead. Aud when ye grasshopper
walketh he eapeth and when he leapeth he
hyeth yea, he iiyeth afar off, over lofty
mountains and broad plains, and aighteth
whercsoever his eye falleth nron green
fields and verdant pastures. Aud every
green thing he devoursth as with iice and
he leaveh behind HIM but the ashes Of desc
lation. Especially he loveih The green
corn yea, be iiketh much the roasting ear
whilst it is sweet, and the succulant cabbage,
and the tender vine OF the luscious water
melon He eateth up the fragrant onion
and the delicious tomato he devoureth the
cucumber and feasteth upon the tomato
vine. What man liketh most he devoureth
first, and he leaveth not one green thing
upon which he may feast his eye or satisfy
his annette. After war comeih desoation,
aud plague and famine snail follow IN its
train, and then nought remalneIh to.hll the
catalogue but pestlence and death. So
saith the Good Book which We seldom read.
And since the days Of the King called Pha-
raoh mot faro we grasshopper has been
considered . plague, and curse upon the
land which he visiteih. The warm ,sun is
his glory, and when he cometh the people
mourn and refuse to be comlorted an the
green grass fadeth away. Besides being
| Frequently mentioned in the ancient Good
Book herein before specified ye grasshop
! per hath been immortalized in song where
in ye poet mot DR.. Watts sayeth;
"Ye grasshopper sat upou the sweet potato vine
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Agents Wanted tor Gen. L. c. Bakers
HISTORY Of the SECRET SERVICE

This wort embraces an AUTH ENTIt aud OFF,
clAL account of the hitherto suppressed facts and
information obtained by General BAKER, during ms
five years service Chief Of the Naf,ond detective
Police. Now thar the war is over the NATION de-
iiands this inner History. and as a historian the
author subseINeH no partisan purposes, hut writes
the plain unIalnshed truth: sparings ell ger high nor
lon, 10y Al. nor REBEL! 4ItTESMAN nor CON
VICE cry lLiAN nor oNERNMENT OFFICIAL;
iudiclou.ly justiyins his statements with vouchers
from tho highest authority, importing thereby -
genuine historic value 20 his startling discios ,,res
Active, energetic Agents clearing 5000 per month
when we can prove TO any doubling applicant. Adj.
dress, 7. GARRETT ~ GO. 7O2 Chestnitt.,t PhiE,