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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-08

TIM ISSUE IN kENTUCKY.-The Philadcl-
phia Age says the Radicals hold Tennessee
and Missouri, and would be delighted TO
nstcn the handouts ON Kentucky by II di-
vision among the friends Of constitutional
law aud State rights. But they will not
have this pleasure. The Democratic party
in that state will not separate ON the eve
of battle, and thus give the victory to the
enemy. There is too much judgment, sense
aud patriotism among the people to make
such n course possible. This is not Il time
for squabbling over small matters. The
life of the nation is mt stake, and mel must,
and we are sure will, look at their duty in
Il broad and commanding aspect. When
the contest in Kentucky is viewed from
this standpoint, there is no reason to dOubt
the election of Mr.. HELM and the otheI
candidates of the Democratic party.
gT-CHARLEs SUMNER, who considers TIN
course of Congress toward the Southerl
States in subjecting them to a military DIES
4 potism, as altogether too %lenient, less thai
>, two years ago introduced into the Unite,
States Senate n series of resolutions, one O
which reads as follows;
And be 10 further resoiUed, That n govern
mcnt founded on military power, or hay
ing its origin in military orders, cannot b
"A republican form of government nc
cording to the requirement of the Const
tuition and that its recognition will be COZ
4 trary not only to the Constitution, but ais
I TO that essential principle Of Our govern
meut which, in the language of Jefferson
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

Coop INDIANS. "A short time since two In
dians attempted to escape the guard at Hoopa
Valley by swimming Trinity river with chains
and steel bar attached to their legs. One of
them was a brother of I" Frank" the murderer
of Stockton and party. Both were drowned,
and the Humboldt Times INDUCES in the sugges-
ton that they are "good Indians" now. That
fact will be universally acknowledged, and we
further suggest that the guards at lIoopa afford
more of them an opportunity to escape by SWIM
ming, particularly if they carry sufficient weight
to make good Indians" of them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

RELATIVE TO CITIzENsHIp.-The following let
ter from the Attorney-General may be of inter-
est to our readers, and perhaps tend to settle
questions relative to citizenship that frequently
arise under the workings of the Registry Law
Hon. JOHN MURPHY, County Judge Trinity Co.-Dear
Sir- am in receipt Of yours of Sd instant The you
state is this nativeborn citizen of the United
States At early and at early day. he emigrated
to Canada where he married, and all his children
born to him. among whom son, b. lived there and
TO majority, and there voted and there generally
recognized citizen of that country
red, and had born him G. lived some
during his minority and then emgraed United
States and has here lived since and grown majority
citizen of the United Staes 1t thus appears that ne
ther C, the b. the father, natives of the
United States From this statement of very
that is not citizen of the United States
within the terms of the Act of 1902 referred
within the terms of the broader Act of MY
opinion is in accordance with the doctrine of pub
css that citizen of any country may his allie
glance The United States holds this doctrine with reference
to those emgratng to this country from foreign States and
should be willing grant it whenever any of cit
emgte to other States and show by their acts in
tent to renounce their allegiance.
The difficulty generally in such upon the question
Of evidence arrive at the intent of the party but there
be such difficulty in the put by you. \
am yours, very truly,
J. G. MCCULLOUGH, Atty General.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

WAR SIGNs.-The indications, as judged from
latest Europeans news, induce the belief that a
declaration of war between France and Prussia
may be looked for at any time. The feeling
is evidently strong in both countries, especially
in the latter country, and Napoleon may find
something less inviting than the great EXPOSE
ton to engage his attention before summer ends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

Canyon City, Thedes Hotel, evening of May a.
Trinity Center, at the Hotel, evening of May q.
MinersvlIe, Tourtellotte's, 10 to "a A. May ~
Lewiston, How & Boger's, evening of May 2S.
Indian Creek Morris saloon, evening of May ~
Ruch's, Staford's Store, l2 to Pm. May 3O-
Georges at Large's Hotel, evening of May 30
Douglas City, Flanders Hotel, evening May 81
junction City, Carter House, evening of June Z.
North Fork, Yohe's Hotel, 10 to IL A. N. June 8.
Big Flat and Cox's Bar, evening OF June ..
Taylor's Flat, Pelletreaus, evening OF June y.
Lower Trinity, Berry Lacks, evening of June ~.
Forks New River, Caraway's, evening Of June ~.
Rattlesnake, Scheffer's store, evening June IL.
Weaverville, May II, 1867. l9:Il2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

SENATORIAL DELEGATES, ALso.-The County
Convention to be held one week from to-day will
elect delegates to the District Senatorial Con-
ycntion well as to those which are to uomin-
ate State officers and Congressman for the
Third District. This matter was overlooked in
the call of the Central Committee, but delegates
10 the County Convention will remember that a
Senator is to be elected this FALL and conse-
quently one must be nominated. Due an
nouncement of the time and place of holding the
Senatorial Convention will be made.
HANDSOME SPECIMENS FROM HAY FoRK.-Not
long since Jos, Ribeau showed US handsome
chunk taken from the Goss claim. 1t was hard
ly as large as duck egg, but still worth pick
ing up. Last week r. b. Wells sold two mug
gets taken from the Wells b Ruch claim, at
Greenhoods bank, which weighed about $40
each. Jake lIilyard informs us that the Drink
water Brothers have taken considerable of the
same class of gold from their claims this season
That will yet prove rich mining section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

T,xELY WARNING.-Malcontents exist in every
political party. That they are to be found in the
Union organization, We have neither the desire
or hardihood to deny By this class of disorgan-
izers honestly inclined men of the party should
not be deceived. In the last Shasta Courier We
find the following good suggestions. They are
applicable here:
MALcoSTENTs.-Every body or association of
men have among them clique of disaffected
hanpers-on who are constantly finding fault and
laboring to breed confusion and disaffecton
They are SO constituted by nature that they find
it utterly impossible to favor anything of per-
mauent character. They must have constant
change and turmoil, no matter at what sacrifice
Unfortunately number of these malcontents af.
Aict the Union organization of this county. and
are endeavoring to breed disaffecton in its ranks
introduce discord in its councils, and are play-
ing directly into the hands of the Copperheads, ,
who are encouraging them to persevere in their
disorganizing efforts.
Two years ago they attempted 10 accomplish
the same object for which they are now striving.
and were only driven from their nefarious pur-
poses by the whitening blast of loyal scorn and
indignation which greeted them on every hand.
Therefore We cannot reasonably expect these
men to act honestly and harmoniously with the
Union party now, when their attachment to its
principles was not strong enough to deter them
from attempting to break up the organization at
time when the blood of Union soldiers was still
smoking upon the battle-felds of the South, and
our banner was still draped with the symbol of
mourning for a martyred President. We warn
all true Union men to beware of the nsidious
advances of these semi-Copperheads. Their rep
reservations in regard the character of straight
forward Union men are without foundation and
entitled to credence whatever and if these
slanderous reports do not cease, we propose to
give the names and ventilate the characters of
the parties inventing and circulating them, and
expose their objects in doing so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

IN Hope for the Amicted.-IS another part of
this paper will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. c. Young 1885, In
OF deceit and charlaanism suffering to
point out to them where they of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and Under the Of the sku Doctor
the sick and troubled their burdens
Of pain and shame lay aside their and secure health
ana happiness II sick in trouble do not hes
tae Read the advertisement and follow the advice 70
forget the number the of directing your Letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $50 Washington street. San ran
cisco. 44.3m.sn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

B. c. HORN l. Co.-Another advertisement
from this wel-remembered firm will be found in
our advertising columns to-day. If the reader
of this item is dealer in cigars, and desires a
cheap article, let him inquire whether they can
supply him at So thousand. If a good cigar is
wanted, Horn Il Co. will be sure to give salts
faction. We are fully authorized to pledge this
much in behalf of the firm. Don't for mo-
ment believe that they won't do fairly by couu-
try customers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

4 WORTHY CANDIDATE.-Hon. Charles West
moreland announces to the people of Humboldt
county that he will be candidate for the AS
sembly, subject to the will of the Union Conven-
tion. We canddly believe the Union people OF
Humboldt county will find it both to their inter-
est and credit to acknowledge Mr. Westmore.
lands claims to the position. He has been an
earnest worker in the Union cause for the last
seven years, to our knowledge
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

CHANGE OF TIME.-Senator Corbett of Oregon,
passed up the other day, homeward bound from
Washington. He informed Grant Taggart, pro-
prietor of the Shasta and Weavervile stage line,
that there will be change of time in the de-
parture of the stage from Orovlle after the first
of the coming month. Then the Weaverville
stage will connect with the stages from below,
and still arrive here about the same hour as at
present Such an arrangement will be appreci-
ated by our people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

ANOTHER CANDIDArE.-Peter Myers, of the
Placerville Courier, announces that he will be a
candidate for State Printer. Myers attested his
devotion to the Union cause by bearing arms in
its defense during rebellion time, and the dis
charged California Volunteers urge his claims.
Another worthy candidate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

NEW RoAD.-We understand that John Bower.
man, Thos. S. Cummings, and others, are build.
ing new road from Minersyille across the di
vide to Cummings ranch, where it will eros:
Stuart's Fork, and thence intersect the presen,
travelled road near the head of the Rush creek
mountain grade. When the road is completed
several miles will be saved in the travelling dis
tance between this place and Trinity Center.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

Special Medical Notice.-DR CHAs. II. TOZER
would most respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the place, CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS San Francisco where
he has been established for many years. for the of SPE
CIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relinqnished my old mode of
Advertising which has become with all the Quack
of Francisco filling the newspapers Fran
cisco with false references for the purpose of imposing upon
strangers think it only to inform those
of PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE 4 and CESSFUI
PRACTICE that can be consulted all business hours
my Medical Institute Of Kcarney and Jackson streets
San Francisco.
Ladies suffering from Whites Piles Weakness back
Pain in the Side, Headache, Palpitaton of the Heart
OF their Monthly Sickness and all other
that the Female System subject will find prompt relief
by applying to DR.. CHAS H. TOZER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never known to fail
In giving relief In those for which they
ed To be obtained only at office. Price DOLLARS
with full directions each box by mail or express
Address CHAS. II. TOZER, VI. D. San Francisco CAL or
Lock Box 1884. Consultation free. All communications
strictly confidential. CHAS H. TOZER NJ D.
Late Consulting Physician of Lock Hospital, London.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25
8irths:

In Weavervlle, May 10th, the wife of Henry
Overmohle, of SON.
At Junction City, May Goth, the wife of Henry
Osthof of a SON.
In Weavervile, May 18th, the wife of Alfred
Browder, (colored) of a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

THE PREVAILING SESTIMENT.-A gentleman
who has lately Travelled through Humboldt and
Klamath counties tells US that large majority
of the Union men of those counties favor the
nomination of Bidwell for Governor. A friend
writes from Shasta that I" there is but little
said or done in the way of politics, except of n
favor Of Bidwell for Governor and nothing can
change it," lie further expressesthe belief that
who opposes Bidwell need look for ia
vors from the Shasta delegation in State Con-
vention While the Union party of Northern
California will be firm in the support of any man
who may receive the nominaton-be it Bidwell,
fixley, Gorham or Fay-there is no Disgusting
the fact that the aforementioned gentleman is the
choice of nine-tenths Of the Union voters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

STEAM SAw-MTLL.-Mr. c. F. Ellsworth, OF
Shasta county, proposes to transfer his portable
steam saw-mill from Shasta county to Indian
Creek, in this county, within the next two
months AS that section is well timbered he
thinks be can supply lumber to miners at a
greatly reduced rate. When that market is full.
y supplied he will hunt another field for service
within our county bounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

NIsIToEs.-Messrs. Ellsworth and Congor, of
this week. The former gentleman, as will be
noticed under the head of announcements, " is
u candidate for State Senator from the District
composed of Shasta and Trinity counties. His
competitor in the race is Hon. J. N. Chappel, OF
Shasta, and it will remain for the Union people
of that county to decide who shall be our next
Sena tor-for the nominee of the Union party
srW be elected. Both the aspirants are clever
gentlemen and capable; both hope to be success
iul in receiving the nomination, and we shall
heartily support the fortunate one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25
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For minute particulars the diseases it refer you
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Jaundice Dyspepsia Indigestion. Dysentery Foul Stomach
Headache Piles Heartburn arising from disor-
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They that the most sensitive can take
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

MINING THE CoUNrY.-The mining reports
from all parts of the county are of most cheer
ing nature. The Trinity Center section as We
stated two weeks ago, will yield large returns to
the mining faternity. About Minersvile claims
are paying much better than usual. All along
the river from Eastman's to Taylor's Flat, the
greatest activity prevails, and the gold dust re-
turns from the various sections are the most pos
tive proof that mining labor will be we'll re-
warded this year. Several mining projects
are under way. Taylor Frey pushing work
on their new ditch from Grass Valley creek the
ditch and 1ume from North Fork to Honest Bar
will be completed in two months, and will sup
ply water for large scope of mining country
which is known to be good. The Washington
Fluming Company will have the French creek
water on Taylor's Flat by the first of August,
when they expect to 60 to mining ON large scale.
Better work is being done in the Weaverville,
Canyon and Indian creek mines than for years.
The sales Of gold dust go to show that the
season has so far been the most prosperous one
for wears
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25
! REGISTER F.! REGISTER +!

NOR THE PURPOSE OF GIVING ALL CIT
L izens an opportunity of placing their names
on the Great Register of the county, the under
signed will visit the following places at the times
hereinafter specified, when and where voters can
meet them fer the purpose of Registration.
JOHN MURPHY, County Judge,
A. J. LOOMS, County Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

PRIMARY ELEcTiox RErURys.-It is particularly
requested that the Supervisors of Primary elec-
tons to be held this Saturday evening WILL for-
ward without delay to the Chairman or Secre-
tary of the Union Central Committee list of the
Voters at such elections in their respective pre-
cincts. Send by the first opportunity, and
through trustworthy hands
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

Medical Advice.-DR. WM X. DoHERTr's Medical and
Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua the welfare
of our State and health of citizens and his rapidly
ding reputation although it may excite surprise, is bu the
signal of skill, and follows the natural effect of suc
cause We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered for years under chronic disease and who had
ken advantage of every available that promised
lief but without until they called upon Dr. DoHERTY,
who in incredibly short space time has given them
tire relief 1t is gratifying this fact because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by defamation of others
to establish his reputation to the supersructure of
his upon the ruin of anothers fame The Doctor
ducts his Institute in such that must be gratifying
to all his patients He examines advises and recommends
without charge, and the patient after hearing his terms for
treatment accept reject at pleasure In does
the Doctor make charge unless he effects This he
is able because he feels the confidence which long
perence has given and doubt the consolation which
that confidence Persons afflicted with either
chronic disease would do well to consult the Doctor
all it do harm, for consultation he asks
does he insist obedience to his advice unless
the patient places himself under his His offices
Sacramento street. opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's oice-,Sln Francisco Necs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25
written fos the JOURNAL !
RICHES.

hAOhASs
~ BY-L. ?. wills.
wonder If the rich man thinks
3 His lordly meats and costly drinks
Make him more best than II
Reared in the Isp Of Fortune, he
Yet all his wealth
Can't purchase health
The greatest blessing meath the sky.
He can look forth and view with pride
His grazing focks, in pastures wide
His fields of thriving grain:
CANNOT call one acre mine
In all this vast domain ffr Il E. 4 r
But looks the scene 3 :
To him more green,
More fair than lovely, smiling plain,
Or does the glorious sunlight fall ~...
Brighter within his marble ball, ~
Than in this cot Of mine ?
Or does the moonlight beam more fair,
The stars more brightly shine,
Or one more ray
OF fading day
Linger around his home, than mine,
think whene'er yiew his fields,
And fertile lapd which yields
The bending corn and wheat,
By labor can gain enough
For and mine to eat
And golden store
Can give no more
Than just enough to wear and eat.
As for the rest the titles, and
The ownership Of all the land,
And goods do not prize
No one will need title soon
To aught beneath the skies;
For all must yield
The fertile field
In a few years to other eyes.
Twill make difference then who claims
The soil which rest frames,
Or who the titles keep.
We shall not who tills the land,
Or who the profits reap
Nor shall heed
Who the mead
Meath which take last long sleep.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

As UsuAL,-We have received a plentiful sup
ply of news matter from Mr.. Oberdeener's agen-
cy during the week, for which vote Of thanks
is hereby rendered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

MEETING OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF ExAMISA-
Ttox.-The attention of Teachers is called to the
fact that meeting of the county Board of Ex-
aminers will be held in Weaverville on Satur-
dav June Sth. Those holding expired certif-
caies will present them for renewal, and those
intending to teach who do not hold county GER
tiieates must be present at that time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

WHERR TO BuY.-J. NJ Pike, Esq, solicitor for
the wholesale Tobacco and Cigar house of B. c.
Horn Il Co., enlivened this sequestered mountain
town with his presence this week. Pike is a
Jolly good soul he found sundry customers for
his house Gnd intends to retain their trade if fair
dealing and furnishing just what he agrees to
will do it, We are satisfied that the wants of
this market in that line can be just as we'll sup
piled by Horn & Co. as any other parties, and if
their aimable solicitor does the fair thing this
time he may come again with safety and profit
10 himself as well his principals.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

A MOUNTAIN PARADISE. A gentleman from
San Francisco visited DR.. Wares place on Sid
ney Hill, the other day, and expressed surprise
at finding so comfortable and delightful home
spot hidden away among the mountains. There
are hundreds of citizens of this county who
know as little of the spot in question as did our
San Francisco friend before he saw for himself.
Therefore do we advise the unnitiated to i'm
prove the first opportunity of taking look at
the Doctors place and its surroundings. See
the apiary, containing hundred swarms OF
busy bees roam through the vast forest of fruit
trees, where may be seen every variety and kind
which fourshes in the mountain region, but be
careful not to tread on the strawberry vines or
tomato plants. Make the circuit of the largest
artificial reservoir in Northern California, with
its wilow-shaded banks, but don't fall in if you
can't swim. The Doctor seriously intends con-
structing little steamer to ply the combined
waters of East and West Weaver creeks. Then
Lake Ware will become fashionable place of
resort for excursionsts. In the vineyard line
the Doctor is going ahead in a most praise
worth manner. Several thousand vines will
produce fruit this season, and every year from
two to ten thousand will be added This season
he has planted two thousand of the favorite
raisin variety known as the {: Fiber lagos -
and about hundred acres of the old Sidney
Hill tract has been fenced for vineyard purposes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

Wednesday, the 18th day of June,
A. D. 1867 at o'clock, A. NJ, to elect delegates
to the State, Congressional and Senatorial Dis
trict Conventions, and to select Central Com
mittee primary meetings to be held in each
precinct on the evening of SATURDAY, the 18TH
DAY OF JUNE, 1867, to elect delegates to said
County Convention.
All who oppose the Radical policy of Congress
negro equality and negro suffrage, are invited to
participate in the primary meetings.
The precincts are entitled to the following
delegates