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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

SESAroRIAL.-Govcrno Brownlow, of Tennes-
see has been elected to the United States Senate
for the period of six years from the 4th of March
1869, vice David F. Patterson, Democrat whose
term will expire at that time. Tennessee holds
her legislative sessions biennially, hence the
election now. If, then, the Republicans lose n
Senator in Ohio and one in California, they have
gained one in Tennessee, so that their actual
loss by the late elections is but United States
Senator. r.-.Sdcramento Bee.
While we rejoice to hear that Brownlow has
been promoted to Senatorship, we earnestly
hope that the people of Tennessee will come as
near as possible selecting second edition of
Brownlow to the position of Governor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

Rich COPPER LEDeE.-The klamath Copper
Mining Company, whose claim is situated fTe
miles south Of Orleaps Bar, and on which work
has been prosecuted since 1862, have at last
struck the ledge, which, in The opinion Of =. 3.
Tonkin, the Superintendent, Is maryelously rich;
The ledgeis well defined. The tunnel is $50
feet in length, and 22O feet in q perpendicu-
lar line from the surface. Mr.. John McGomoe,
of San Francisco, who has just returned from
the Salmon and Klamath rivers, tells US that
large amount of money has been expended in de-
veloping this mine, and that il was the inten-
ton of the company to abandon it in a few
weeks. We are glad to hear that good fortune
has rewarded their perseverance. Mr. McCombe
takes with him to San Francisco samples of the
ore. ~
Orleans Bar, as may be imagined, was the scene
of great rejoicing when the news of the Klam-
ath Company's good fortune was announced.
This reward of perseverance may afford sub
ject matter for reflection by the people of our
own county. Good gold quartz and copper
prospects have been obtained in Trinity-some
of them very rich-yet we will hazard the asser-
tion that more money has been expended in the
Klamath Company's mine than on all the discov
cries of a similar nature in this county. That
there are rich quartz ledges in this county, none
seem disposed to deny, yet on no single discoy-
cry has shaft been sunk or tunnel sent in
distance of one hundred feet-that We know of.
1t is a well-settled conclusion that quartz must
be sought for at greater depth in these noun
tains than is ordinarily required. When the
time will come to prosecute quartz researches in
Trinity, we are not prepared to state, but when
it does come our former prosperity will certainly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

WISE SUGGESTION. N.-Preyious to his with
drawal from the Red Bluff Independent, Thos. B..
Merry suggested as the first needful step towards
making the success of the Union party of Cali
fornia certain in the approaching Presidential
canvass, was reorganization of the State Cen
trail Committee, against which there exists much
dissatisfaction. The fact is patent that such dis
satisfaction exists, and that unless harmony pre-
walls in all the workings of the party, the De-
mocracy will carry the State next year. says
the Independent editor :-'i The fact that the
present Committee were unsuccessful is cause
enough for the people to demand a change Lin
coin removed Burnside, Hooker, and Mcdowell,
not that he questioned their bravery or fl
deity to the Union cause, but simply for the
reason that they had not been successful The
Union voters want change of generals, because
they prefer men to those who are laden
down with the record of a Bull Run defeat.
There are several on that Committee whom, in
the event of resignation, we would like to see
re-appointed We refer particularly to Ever, of
Butte, Belcher, of Yuba, and Tracy, of Shasta.
The balance, if they good party men, will
not hesitate to favor any measures that will tend
to conciliate the now discordant and jarring ele
ments in the party. Cnanmity of sentiment and
action are what is most needed to rally the
broken ranks, and we believe the plan we now
advocate to be feasible and expedicnt." In all
of which suggestions we heartily concur, belev-
ing them TO be for the best interests Of the party
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

CoUxrs TIE DAYs.-Gencral Schcnck, in re-
cent campaign speech in Ohio, said that General
Grant, in conversation with him few days pre-
vious, expressed bis great regret that others had
not voted as he (Schenck) did, to keep Congress
in session when he replied that they would
soon be back again. 1t will be seventy eight
days yet," said Grant. "Why General" re-
marked Schenck, do you count the days ~
I" Ycs,' said Grant, 80 count them, and it will
be just seventy-eight days, and l would to God
the time were nearer p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

THREE out of the ten recusant States, Louis
lana, Alabama and Virginia. have voted in favor
of Conventions to remodel their Constitutions,
accept the situation ard be represented in Con-
gress on the terms proposed in the Reconstruc-
tion Acts Others will follow in good time; and
when the back is broken, the whole institution
must tumble down like row of bricks, they
will all have to fall.-Sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

WoMAxAT THE have received
in pamphlet form, from Susan B. Anthony, Sec
retary of the " American Equal Rights Assoca-
ton, the speech of Henry Ward Beecher at the
Eleventh National Womans Rights Convention
entitled "Woman's Duty to Vote" and the
speech Of George William Curtis in the Consti-
tutional Convention of New York, July 10th, en-
titled g Equal Rights fo- Women" ;" In the last
mentioned speech we find some telling arguments
in behalf of female suffrage, the exercise of
which it is more than possible the present gen.
Grafton will live to see. 1t will be death-blow
to Democracy when it comes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

Is Rattlesnake precinct, Trinity county, Cur
rey received one vote and Sprague ten. Consid-
ering the name of the precinct the result is such
as might have been expected.-San Jose Mercury.
The vote of Rattlesnake has been Democratic
in about the same proportion for the last ten
wears, to our knowledge.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

A Successive learn from those who were
present that the Wagon-Road party at Canyon
City, last Friday night, though not so largely
attended was anticipated, was nevertheless
a happy time. What the financial result of the
occasion was, We have not yet learned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

BIG LoAps-Thos Price, Of Tehama county. and Mart.
Douglass delivered John Martin barley from
+horse and 6ore team Friday morninS-the lar
gest amount of freight brought here by in
single trip The teams belong Price, and finest
have for day. I Guernsey unloaded over
1000 pounds of merchandise from his wagon
Wednesday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

ANYIvERsARY. = The members of Templar
Lodge, No. l, I. 0. 0. F., of San Francisco, eel
ebrated its fourteenth anniversary on the 23d
nit. The exercises of the evening were of a
most pleasing nature, and were participated in
by seven hundred Odd Fellows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

EVERY DAr QUESTIONS AND ASswERs-Who has the finest
stock of Clothing and Dry Goods in Karsky Co..
Who it sells Business Suits at from s2 to s25 Karsky
Co. Who buy their Clothing there The rich and poor. fat
and slender short and tall Why does there
Because their stock well selected and any
tce yon call for Where is Karsky Co.'S establishment
East side Of Main street. adjoining the Drug Store.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

yrsIroks-John T. Young of Eureka, Humboldt, is
spending week in his old home. His general appearance
would indicate that life By the seashore agrees with him.
been taking look Mt klamath and Trinity during the
three weeks and tells that he has abundant
ments for enterprise and investment Mr.. Dumphy,
tensive trader Of Trinidad Is also in town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

OK THE DExocRATIc PLAN.-Better hang the
man who shot Officer Richardson at Oakland,
without waiting for trial. This is - white
mans government" and Thomas, the man who
killed him, WAS nothing but nigger. No mat
ter whether be was right or wrong in the alb
stract, he was a niger and had no rights
HoodLond Nets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

THANKSGIVING PARrY.-Thomas' Theater is COM
pey enclosed and the handsome front up to the face
Of the fre-wa of Edgccombs building an ornament
to the locality 1t proposed by number of citizens to
open the Hall with Benefit party to Mr. Thomas on
Thanksgiving nig-in fact such party has been fully de-
ternned The proprietor Of the building IL certain
~ deserving such demonstration hands of our
citizens The party will be regularly week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

In THE FIELD.-Max Lang has something to
say 10 consumers in another column. He is
cramming his capacious store with groceries and
other goods in his line, all of which he intends
to sell at the lowest possible prices, for cash.
He has just received a large consignment of
Scott Valley butter-the best that ever came to
this market. Go and sample it, if you doubt the
assertion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

VERY SUGGEsTIvE-Mrs Lincoln has assumed
a most ridiculous and censurable role in her re-
cent efforts to dispose of surplus fnery and gew-
gaws on the plea of poverty. What the incen-
tive for such course be, it is hard to i'm
agine. Her instructions to Brady, the auction
eer, evidence the most entire want or disregard
of the finer feelings of humanity have
recorded. The general belief is that her course
has been dictated by Copperhead politicians.
The Sacramento Record is more liberal. as will
be seen by the following
The most charitable of all constructions
which We can think of placing upon her conduct
in this matter, is that her great loss and conse-
quent sorrow has so deranged her intellect, that
she did not really comprehend the full extent of
the consequences of her action. For the sake
of the memory of her husband and his children,
let US believe that she at least partially in
sane.n
The plea of poverty accords badly with the re-
port of Judge Davis, administrator of the Lin
coin estate, who, only few months since, re-
ported its value at rising of hundred thousand
dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

IMpRovISG.-Our neighbor, H. Hooker,
ESQ, has been confined to the house for nearly
two weeks with erysipelas. His many friends
will be glad to hear that he is out of danger,
and expects to be at his post in few days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

SEvESrEEN YEARS OLD.-The Caiaperas Chron-
icle the oldest interior journal in the State, has
commenced its seventeenth year. II is news
paper we'll worthy the people of Calavcras, and
we hope for its future prosperity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

The REsrIr-The official vote Of Trinity shows that
~ithstandng the fact that less than poed
the Judicial election the Union candidates received
handsome maorities proportionaely with the cast
Humboldt and Trinity the banner counties OF the State
sucient returns have been received from the State large
10 Indicate that we have captured the aganus
d IN September Spague is elected by about maori-
w. whe the returns show Fitzgerald to be
with counties to hear from which will
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

NEW SroRE.-As will be by his advertisement to-day,
Alex Tnsley gone back his old stand fer
ry with weselected stock of general merchandise. which
he intends TO sell cheap Max Lang has loaded train for
him this week. and another load awaits it's return.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

THE last steamer from San Francisco for Pan
ANA carried the first regular consignment of CAL
ifornia Tokay and Muscat grapes, pears and
other fresh fruits for the New York market.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02
Weavervjlle, Saturday, Nov. 2, 1867,

DIrcH ESrERPRlsEs.-We are glad to hear that
the new ditch of Taylor L Frey, from Grass VAL
ley creek, is fast approaching completion. The
ditch will be about twelve miles in length, and
will supply the extensive mining section west of
Ohio Flat and south of Point Bar, with water
Rich prospects have been obtained there of late.
The new ditch from Canyon creek to McGilli-
sray's ranch has been surveyed by John McMur-
ry, Esq, and Mr.. McGillivray, the protector, in
forms US that he will commence work on it i'm
mediately. The ditch will be about seven miles
in length, and is an enterprise which few men
would care or dare to undertake, single-handed.
That it will be source of profit to the owner
when completed, no one for a moment doubts.
Phlbrook Co. have their new fume $50 feet
in hight over Oregon Gulch, completed, and the
ditch is being extended around to Arkansas DAM
The work will be six miles long, when finished
and will furnish water for large additional min
ing population.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

VALUABLE GRousp.-Last week, in San Fran
cisco. a lot fronting on Market street, below
Montgomery, sixty-one feet eight inches BY nifty
feet front. was sold for $4,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02
REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, ACCORDING
~ 70 law, that sealed proposals for the surren-
oer OF county Warrants will be received at the
once OF the undersigned, in Weaverville, up to
tne last day of the November term of the Board of
Supervisors. JOS. CRAIG. Co. Treasurer.
Weaverville, October 5, 1867. e..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

READ the advertisement of A. 8. Hallidie L Co.,
in another column. In many districts of this
Creek, New River and Rattle
snake-wire rope can be used advantageously
and with profit-for derrick and similar purposes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

VES1soxwe have been studying the anatomy of hind
quarter of deer past few days The animal must have
been noble in lifs for finely yproporonel quar-
ter of venison under notice lately The
beast fell Chauncey Langdons unerring rc and
Chauncey never forgets We return thanks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

Iy the Sacramento Bee of the 25th ult. Thos.
B. Merry, late editor of the Red Blum indepenae"t'
is authorized to act as agent for that paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

Fon SrocKrox.-Deputy Sheriff John B. Nc
Ginnis, left for Stockton on Tuesday morning,
having in charge of the insane man, Hurley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

School ELEcrIoS-The Trustees of Weaver
vile District announce an election for November
23d, at which time the citizens OF tnis district
will decide whether special tax shall De ieSied
for school purposes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

THE LArEsr.-Godeys Lady's Book for No
yember, Harper's Weekly, Frank Lestie's Illus
trated Paper and the Literary 4l6um were re-
ceiyed from Mr. Oberdeener on "Wednesday eve
nj
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

PREAcHISG AT JUNCTION CIrY.-Rev. G. B. Pin
neo will preach at Temperance Hall, Junction Ci-
ty, on Sunday evening, Sd, at o'clock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

SoxE of the Union papers of this State give
the Bulletin and Union credit for defeating the
Union ticket in September. We hardly think
the papers in question entitled to it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

We said last week that Adam Lorenz had his
hand badly injured by the premature discharge
OF gun. Il should have read Mich Lorenz
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

WELL DONE, Iowa THE Union majority In
Iowa, two years ago, was 1923. Colonel Aer-
rll's majority for Governor this year, is %, 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

WE learn from the Humboldt Times Of the 26th
nit. that VIM. H. Pratt has received his COM
mission as Indian Agent at Hoopa Valley, and
entered upon the discharge of his duties.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02
Marriages:

At Hay Fork, October 27th, by Rev. Georgt
Childs, WIN. c. Estes, ESQ.,, of Douglas City, t.
Mns. HANNAH CowEE, of Hay Fork. 'r o.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

Grrsr AND pucKs-w j. Tinnin returned from the Bay
Hast Friday night tarried at Red Bun Few days-IonE
enough help McCommons. OF the Tremon anu Lyon "a
Wells Fargo Co. bag goody number OF the abovenameo
birds We return thanks TO the trio for remembering u.s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02
Preaching and Sabbath School.

REV. G. B. P1syEo resident Pastor Of the NJ E. Church
will preach the Court Room morning at IL
clock Sabbath School at the Union Church at Q, An
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

SHAsrA.-In Shasta county Currey mas ma
jority over Sprague, aud SWEET 80 majority over
Fitzgerald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

SxuBBKD SaoRr.-Henry Clay Dean recently
wrote to Horace Greeley, inviting discussion
of the national debs. Question, from the stand
point of the Democrats doctrine of repudiation.
In reply H. G. sent the filthy thing the following
extinguisher: IS 81 81
0FTIcE Or TnrDUxE. I
NV YoRK, September s. 1867.
Mr.. Dean-Sir IL have yours of the 2sth
nltimo. Should ever consent to argue the pro-
priety and policy of wholesale swindling, shall
take your proposal into consideration. do not
know where the cause of national villany could
6nd itter advocate than yourself. II.
~ Z Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
HrxnY CLAY DEAN, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

JUST notice what Alex. Stiller, of the Junction
City Bazaar, has to say in to-day's issue.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02
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CAUSE OF AcrIoS.-The San Rafael Journal,
speaking Of the result of the Judicial election ia
Marin county, says :-"-Of the ninety-seYen
nect to be appointed officers Of the Prison, and
ffty to be guards, while the balance will switch"
We understand op good authority that the Lieu
tenant Governor elect has already filed the petit
tions of between 400 and 500 applicants for po-
sitions at the State Prison. ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

Medical Advice.-DE. WM. X. DonERTYs Medical and
Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua non to the welfare
and health of citizens and his rapidly
ding reputation although it excite surprise is but the
signal of Skill and follows the natural effect of such
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered years under chronic disease and who had
ken advantage every available that promised
lief without success until they called upon Dr. DonEErY,
who in an incredibly space time has given them
relief 1t gratifying this fact because the
gentleman who seeks not by defamation Of others
establish reputation the supersucure of
his upon the ruin of anotlers fame The Doctor
ducts his Institute in such that must be gratifying
all his patients 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
he feels the confidence which long
perience has given and doubt the consolation which ap
pertains that confidence Persons afflicted with either
cute or chronic disease would do well to consult the Doctor
at all events it can do harm. for consultation he asks
fee insist obedience his advice unless
patient places himself under his Ills Offices
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's office-.SIn Francisco Ne,cs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02
SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that an Election
IN will be held at the School House in which
the Primary School is now held, in Weaverville
School District, township of Weavervile, county
of Trinity and State of California, on
Saturday, the 23d day OF November, 1se7,
for the purpose of evying and raising tax in
said School District sufficient to realize the sum
of Eight Hundred ($soO) Dollars, to furnish ad-
dtional School facilities for said District and to
aid in maintaining the Schools in said District
for the period of five months in the present School
year. The polls for said Election will be open
from clock, P. N. until o'clock, Pm
NJ. RUCH,
PETER MCLEAN,
TIM. O'NEILL.
Trustees Weavervile School District.
Weavervlle, November l 1867. 43:3i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-02

aoon Thomas will rscsdve oar thanks Sor
na OF delicious apple juice the other day
Tas Board Of Supervisor. win meet next Mouday.
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any assault with deadly weapon shall deemed guilty
Of felony, and shall be punished by imprisonment at
hard labor for term not exceeding years nor less
than two in the discretion Of the Court having i
Larceny, when the value Q: tho prop
crty stolen is less than twenty-five dollars shall be pun
ished by imprsoum at hard labor term not cx-
eeeding one year. III tho discretion Of the Court
XIV The Governors Of North and South Carolina shall
have authority, within their Jurisdictions respectively
to repreve pardon convicted and senerc-
cd by civil court and to remit fines and pcnalties
XVI Nothing III this order shall be construed to re-
strain prevent the operation proceedings in bank
ruptcy in accordance with the Of Congress in such
cases made and provided, with the collection of any
tax impos excise charge levied by authority of tho
United States Of the provisional of North
and South Carolina but imprisonment for overdue
taxes shall be allowed Nor shall this order or any Inv
Of the provisional North or South Caro-
lima, operate to deny TO minor children or children
ing Of age their legal representatives nor to
as to them, right OF action, remedy or proceedne
against Executors. Administrators Trustees Guardians
Masters Clerks Of Equity Courts or other officers
holding hduciary relation to the parties or the
subject matter Of the action or proceeding
XVI. Any law or ordinance heretofore in force in
North South Carolina, inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this General Order hereby suspended and
declared imperative.
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