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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

WENDELL PHILLIPS SATISFIED WITH GRANT
The following from the pen of correspondent
appears in the Ant-Siavery Standard, Wendell
Phillips paper, and would seem to meet the
views of that suspicious political " fog whistle" +"
inasmuch as it is accompanied by no word of
dissent from him :-''At last our veiled prophet
has unveiled himself, and the face beneath is not
at all that of Mokanna 1t is that of a strong,
irate man, who has forborne until endurance
ceased to be virtue, but the rather became an
hindrance OF a most embarrassing character. OF
course you have been interested observer of
the attacks on Grant, growing out of his rather
adrot obedience to the law in the matter of the
War Department affair. One thing was certain,
that the attempt of the President to injure Grant
only succeeded in degrading johnson still more.
The correspondence is altogether creditable to
the great soldier. 1t will relieve the anxieties
of the American people as to his real status. 1t
places him squarely on the front line, and we'
the Radicals of the land, are the debtors OF An
drew johnson for this last service. Our enemy
folly has again served our cause"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28
THE KILLING OF SHERIFF CocHnAs.-The Re

THE KILLING OF SHERIFF CocHRAN.-The Red
Bluff Independent gives the following particulars
of the late distressing homicide at Red Bluff
The Sheriff decided to remain here awaiting the
boat, and as his charge seemed rational and
quiet he was allowed his liberty in great part
not being restrained by incarceration as is the
usual way, while those who were aware of his
condition, and of his senstiveness on this point,
took special care not to let him perceive it. At
about seven o'clock last evening he came into
the saloon of Belts & Roley, in the Red Bluff
Hotel building, where the Sheriff was in CONVEX
sation with Betts, and told the Sheriff he was
going home to Trinity Center to see his wife and
children. (He has family.) The Sheriff an
swered he guessed not, when the lunatic rejoin-
ed that his wife was dying, or would die and he
not going to Stockton, but right home. The
Sheriff told him he thought his family would do
well enough and he had better 60 ON to Stock
ton and see the doctor, who, no doubt, would
soon send him back. Immediately the lunatc
seemed intensely excited and 6ercey questioned,
"Do you pretend to say you are going to pre-
vent me from going to see my wife and children |?
Damn you | will have your hearts BLOOD"
and before his intentions could be suspected,
suddenly sprang upon the Sheriff with bowie
knife in his hand the Sheriff grappled with him
and Bettis endeavored to assist the Sheriff by
beating the lunatc the head with box, when
he turned upon him with the knife upraised.
Betts retreated, and the lunatic. after mo-
meDt's consideration, turned and ran into the
street with the Sheriff in pursuit, who called to
the bystanders to stop him, but upon running
the width of the street the Sheriff fell. Persons
FASTENED to his aid and discovering his bloody
garments, at once carried him to DR.. Bradway's s
drug store where an examination showed he had
been stabbed in the heart. He was speechless
and expired in fifteen or twenty minutes after
La:- int tIa Arnp ctr A r.
inquest was held by Justice Bahney when the
main facts related above were elected, together
with the fact of the lunatic's having bought a
knife in town during the day. The body was
taken in charge by our fellow w-townsmen Com
stock, Loomis and others, and forwarded to his
family at Weaverville. He leaves wife and tw o
three children. The lunatic, after committing
the deed fed, and sudden the whole
transaction that pursuit on the instant was not
thought of, but Sheriff johnson shortly succeed
ed in arresting him. He is now lying in Jail at
this place. The deed has cast gloom over our
town, for deceased was very worthy man. His
untimeIy death will be severely felt in Trinity
county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28
March,.

Skies dull and low'ring,
Bleak winds loud roaring,
Damp In the air and frost in the earth:
Mist on the river,
Fogs drenching ever
snow Natures pangs in giving Spring BIRTH.
No signs of Roses;
Plenty red noses
Shine through the fog In March's dull day;
Clouds of dust wheeling
Eyes and mouth sealing,
Hats through the slush are blown away.
lEolus, unheeding
Modesfy's pleading,
Raises her skirts to Beauty's distress
Shows, oh. most shocking,
Holes In her stocking.
Various things, also, hid by her dress.
All men look bilious,
Cross, supercillious;
Doctors and sections JOLLY meet;
Consumptives all gasping,
Asthmatic coughs rasping,
Collins and hearses crowd on the street.
Children abrawling,
Husbands loud calling,
Women all striving to " have out their say"
Grumbling and growing,
Scolding and scowling,
Shiv'rng they wear out the long dismal day.
Oh, March, squalling baby,
Your clustering may be
Promise Of many good thing in store;
Haste, April posies,
Zephyrs, prmroses,
Green earth below us, blue skies hanging Ger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

For CoNGREss.-The Vallejo Recorder ndorses
Chancellor Harrison, of Napa, for the Union nom
ination for member of Congress. The Solano
tive experience, possesses good ability, and,
above ALL his loyalty is above doubt or susp-
con. His recent defeat, by few hundred votes,
was owing to a train of unfortunate circum-
stances connected with other men, for which he
was in no way responsible, and which not
likely to again return. We believe that if Hart
son is nominated he will be elected ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

JOSH BILLINGS lately witnessed skating scene,
and here is what he says of it -" As the female
angels put out on the pond, side by side with the
mail angels, it was the most powerful scene
ever stood behind. The long red tapes frum
their mex swan in the breeze, and the fethers in.
their jockeys auttered in the breeze. and other
things (too much to mention) futtered in the
breeze. don't think was ever more crazy in
my life on ice. / felt like a kanal boss turned
suddenly out to grass.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

The Democratic papers, one and all, are de-
nouncing the Grand Army of the Republic as a
dangerous organization. Yes, they are right it
is dangerous organization. The armies which
the nation kept in the field during the rebellion,
were dangerous organizations" and so is the
Grand Army of the Republic-dangerous to the
same kind of people.-San Francisco Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

NEVER OUTLAws.-By law of Congress for
the encouragement of publishers, the proprietor
of newspaper is permitted to continue sending
his paper to subscribers who are in arrears,
whether taken from the Post Office or not, and
collect pay for the same up to the time of set
tlement. Fair warning
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

WHAT Low FARES Do.-The news comes by
telegraph that twelve hundred men sailed in one
steamer from New York for California the other
day in search of employment We wish they
would keep coming at this rate for the next CEN
tury. Millions of fertile acres want hands-Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

- County W;ArrSsfs and GrsssbscIss taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

Coop LAw.-The Legislature of Missouri pro-
poses to punish, by fine and imprisonment, pa
rents who neglect to send their children to
school at least four months in the year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

posnoned the investigation Of the alleged bribery I
in the late Senatorial election is uageu 'ba ba,
it would not only expose the Democracy, s,s,, Du'
leave nothing in the State Treasury TO s'eA''
Or,oon Sentinel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

WHrppiSa.-More sense has been WI wnlPpea ., ou'
of scboolboys than into them.-hed 0saD oea''"es
We can now account for the intense Demoera-
"a - - vhsn At school.-Petaluma Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28
Weavervjlle, Saturday, Mch 9S, 1868.

~ San Francisco Agency.-San Francisco mer-
chants business who may desire In
serted in the TRINITY JOURNAL, informed that L. r.
FISHER 629 Washington street. is Agent and that he
alone Is authorized transact business for this
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-28

THE LIE REFUTED.-The attempt of the Demo-
Gratis to make capital against Grant by circula-
ting the SANDER that he is addicted to intemper-
ate drinking is denounced by "Mies O'Reiley"
in Washington letter to the New York Citizen.
q" Miles O'Reiley" (Gen. Halpine) is member
of the New York Democracy and his paper, the
Citizen, is an accredited organ of that party Fol-
lowing is an extract from the letter referred to :
I" It is altogether probable, so far as l can now
see, that the Citizen may be obliged to oppose
the election of General Grant in consequence of
the platform on which the Radicals are endeav-
oring to place him but it is part of the Dem
cratic creed, as it was taught me in the old-time
councils of Tammany Hall, to fight with poison
ed arrows. Let me, therefore, after full examin-
alton, denounce all these recent reports affecting
General Grants habits utter and damnable
lies''
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TEN APPLICATIONS

ll've lnen %" ''ltcd, The cla.s VIII, under N,
ai'r'' III 81 q comrcttnt t,arhrr, begin lhrir
Rules and Regulations or the Juy,.
nile Class, under the supervision
OF the Carson city Turn-y,rein.
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE or NEVADA,

STATE of NEVADA,
ENECrTlNE DLPAETsEsT.
pY. THE AUTHORITY ~ nE NISTIp ny
ID The Constitution AMI Lava Il the ttai, Il
Nevada, hcroly oEeTa
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Tuesday,, Iarch 3Ist, 1865;

fl that the polls be opened at 6 o'clock P NJ,
| kept Up'n unt % cock P. u. IF said d4v,
Zen they shall be closed
rhc said prim lry met nEs sl2'I be held at the
Ice Of Judge l.. q. NCkEEs5Y, at Carson CITY,
1 at HOPE 4 KENNHI'S Saloon At Empire
The fJllowinE named persons were appointed
! l-e and Inspectors Of the >a.i primary election
ICarson City Precinct: Jud-. Geo ". Chedic;
fspectors, Il u. Pa'kins N and Aiolphus Waitz.
IThe following mined persons were appointed
ige and Inspectors Of said primary elc ton at
fpire: Judse: ;. T.. Jones; Inspect rs, 4.
Fchey and Henry f"1'h.
The resignttio. II Mr.. C.. 4. Sears ~ a member
the County Gen-ga! Committee, was otlere.!
accepted.
rwo vacancies occrr in in the Committee. Iy
+ resignation Of Nr Scars If Ctr-9n and the
Fnoyal Of Mr. Davis + Clear Grc-k. from this
pnty. the said Va anrics were filled by the
mmittee by the -lccti n OF Nr V. ID. T0rreysun.
|a member Thereof rcsid nj at Carson CITY, and
+. 4. }. Lockwood, as a member thereof resi-
I AT Empire.
ReSo5red, That these proceedings ha published.
I'll the 3lst day Of N,r-i, in the Carson DAILY
|PEAL.
which action the Committee ad-
hrned to meet at the call Of the Chairman.
HENRY x. MIGHELS,
Chairman Union County Central Com,
D. A. HORTON, Secretary.
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$500 REWAnD!

N1LL BE PAID By THE COUNTY OF
~ ormsby. for the apprehens n and delivery
the Sheriff OF ornsby County, Nevada, Of
(IOMAS RILEY. charged with the murder of
|nothy G. Smith, late Sheriff of the County
hresaid.
BY order of the Board of Commissioners of
ID county.
NJ. J. ASIIMoRE, Clerk Of said Board.
Carson City, Nevada, Lee. Is, A. d. 1857. pod
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Fr,rioN Any hoy, between the ages II ten
an" Lii''n wears, may, upon application Il hi.
Ih' ut W -Au'lln, hotunlr a member tt the .Iu.
N'mie Glass ui tie Carson city Tuni NtftIp
sLcil"N ALL applications iuf membership of
'h' CLASS must Voc Ia writing hy the tnfpui ar
guardian oi The applicant, with the Ice, mm,nds.
tiul - at J at une mpmircF # the T,fs.n CIV
Iuu-Nrrcn attached Thereto.
FICTION 5-No such APPLICATION thall DO fe.
cti,od mlcss accompanied Us one months lines.
aud II iLc application be rejected the came 10 le
returned.
ARTICLE n.
SIcIiuN The monthly ,lnoa Of mrple,s a
the 'lnvenilo Glass shall Le 81 80 pr mouth,
payable invariably in advance.
Fi,liy' 2,-AuN member ui the .lu,puit, Cla,.
Who may inl, ner'clt or refuse to tuS his dues
~ ritr' rhed la the foregoing srttlun tIaIl have
his nHia' sti.k irou the toll # n,uthrtsbif ty
tha Instructor aud shall not De permitted TO a..
cove iWiher ihstiHriiuu unless SAID amount 10
l'id i'ei"tr tie oNrtati ~ - uuo mouth tf,m tho
time SAID amount became tue. uh,p he uatp.
stfGCtUr.
ARTICLE H.
SrrioN 1.-The regular evenings ff rre,hlnr
instruction sh1ll lc a. iduWsi 1ucsday nitd ID.
q lN, ctnm"trug at n'rlu,k o. n,, and tl,,its
'd " O'Clock D. N. precisely.
ste17N &,-Any tthuiar 3i.ohe,ing the Ia.
'tfuri"r autiug The hours Il ,Aricise sllall l..
ieiiihat1ied, ct, II necessary, deprived d lis
'liir, ahd taid 'hular shall uui have lis
name atan placed upon the roll uulr.s ~ ma.
ifiiy huir ui the mrnlpfs Il the Jaisag ca
Turn. Nctciu ~ regular mp,iur
s'cfioN b. These rulas AMI regulations ma,
m h' aliei'n ~ amended ni my regular ms,iing Il
the Carson Guy Tum.Ncf,in ty d matattt. Ntte
'i tic 'mb'ls present II sail meeting.
n iIrNry w Lil.E; ni;,, Committee op
Go. EirzMlY'ER. Euips "nd Regulations.
Carson CIV March -, l'as. w
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ENECtTlNL DLPAkTaissT.
pY. THE AUTHORITY ~ nE NIsTrp ny
| ID the Constitution AMI L.Ns Il the stal, 4
| Nevada, 'cr,lg oEeTa
EENAED OF ONE THOUSAND roLLars
For the arrest aua delivery of THOMAS Iitly
| 10 either the SEcril 81 Lyon County. 80 g. TIE
sherin of onnshy Couuiy, Nevada. salili,, IL
charge with tie murder # sinuly U.tA.lts.
then Sheriff II uimshy County, nll,rpl g. i.,,
been committed ca the ilali e qltfulas. L..
con.h,r u, 100, ut iail lil,,'t lIuuse. g. I,un
County, wl,ilc said Smith Was ait,mpiua 70 siies.
him fYF fho,iug cue Miles u'umdy, Tie tsiss
night, at Empire city, onus,y County.
pEsCElrIioSi
Thomts Riley Il an itishmaH' about Is, Fat tia
inclc, lishi hair gray, irrmciiy luyNb, ,s,s
llue, or gray; ordinary weight about one Lla.
dtod Hnl ihirty.fve pounds, aud il tIoccl EhJ
action l. sharp aud quick. when le committed
the murder hs Nas wearing mousiaelp aud Ia.
pcrial.
In testimony whereof have hcreunto .oi my
3S1N hand, md caused 10 be AiiAed ~, ui,at
N$p zeal VI the state oi Nevada. Done at
Carson city this the 18th day q December. A.. y.
lst,. n. q. BLAsDEL.
~ Governor u hcyada.
:, y. rorrwsrr, srcr,t,r' II e,atc,
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z z ES II SEEDS!

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WYE BEG LEAVE 10 CALL ATTENTION
W Of Dealers, Large Eauchers, Nur.pr,mrp,
Gardeners and others 90 our we'll snlr,ir ,i,,k u
Seeds, all of which we rGuau,eo Of choicest quail
ity. Among our ass 1FtmCHt AZ lu,s,ut is
10000 pounds Alflft Cl .vrr;
5000 pounds Rcd Glover;
1000 pounds white Dutch Clover:
1000 pounds Hungarian Ur,.s seed;
1000 pounds Mlct Gia,s S,pli
1000 pound, giuuiiy Ggas. Seci;
ZOO bushel, Eoi Top Gras, Seei;
200 bushels Ky Blue Grass Seed:
400 bushels Orchard Gra., seed.
100 bu.litls Lawn Gu,.s Spcl.
200 pounds white frcich HGlbcrty,
AMI III kinds ofGar!cn Seeds Ia quantities to
suit purchasers.
Also, on hand $4,000 ASSERTED rIuit Trees. IN
quantities to suit.
k"mi,tanr can he made through w,us, Fargo
~ Co.. or by mail.
Address J. T. SWEENEY,
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Send ipr catalogue iag. I'm
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A GYMNASIUM FOR BOYSi

A. u is thr desire ui mnny citizens of Carsan
HAT ih" 1nn. Nef' in shuult receive a inyruiir
rl'.s iur EAntaetr exercises, the said society al
IL l"'t HE..iHf rI,r .IrE r1r tie ntcpssaf, pfr.
; hlhAiA "tl"h# rm'uis aud gauptrd the following
Rules and Eugula'.u under with tGs rlass Il n,
h' g hducltd, Application. ir membership can
t' handed 9" ,iler ui tho undersigned, Commit.
Tee on Rules ahd krsulau ns, s. saun q.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-02-20

ing which was not the least interest
ing featlre Of tho meeting. Among
the invited guests present, wore GOV.
Merrill, Lieut.. Gov. Scott, the Hon.
Mayor, Kasson and many other Hon,
CRADLES who, by their happy i'm.
promptu speeches, contributed to
make the occasion long to be remem.
bercd by oil present.
The physicians of Ottnmwa pres
ent at the meeting were Drs. William.
son, Thrall and Stewart.
The officers for the ensuing year
are az, follows: Pres. DIR. Harvey,
Of Burlington; Vice Pres. DR.. Baker,
Of Davenport; Treasurer, DR.. Coch,
ran, Iowa City; Recording Sec. DR..
Field, Des Moines; Cor. Sec. DIR.
Williamson, Ottumwa:
The next meeting of the Society
will be held at Des Moines May 1869.
MEDICUS.
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would have done credit to any prac-
tised orator. Mr. Wilson, Of Tama,
also made a couple Of good speeches
during the debate in the House. Mr.
Williams, of Wlnneshiek; made two
or three short but uncommonly SEN
sible talks. He is one Of the best
members of the House, and one Of
the best men now living in this ''var-
sal world" The old stagers in debate
pretty much allspoke, and the dis
cussion was lively for several da, s.
I hope the result as to the road will
be as satisfactory to the people as
the passage of the bill seems to have
been to the lobby.
The recess which is to be given to-
morrow and continue to the 25th,
will prove to bea good timeall round.
/ make little doubt. It win be the
means Of the members returning to
49, +
the bosoms Of their families. 1t will
enable them to digest in their mental
stomachs the. work that is before
them to do. 1t will enable them to
consult with their constituents, as to
what has been done, and what is to
be furthe, done. For these and 9th
or reasons which might be named,
/ think the recess will be of real val
ne to the people and will be the cause
of an earlier final adjournment than
might have been had without it.
What . blessed thing it would be if
the American Congress could only
go home to its family once q month";
What blessing in the way Of peace,
prosperity, happiness and virtuel
LINKENSALE.
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
Dss Moines, Feb. II.

In the Senate, bills were passed to
amend an act ofthe 18th General As
sembly relative to tax paying in Lee
county; for the relief Of the widow
and children ofStiner Larson, deceas-
ed; to release to A. n. Reynolds GER
tain rights and lands now held by the
State by way of escheat; to provide
for the more efficient collection Of de-
linquent taxes; to amend Sec. 1871 of
the Rev. in relation to lands sold on
execution. A joint Resolution men,
oralising the Legislature Of illinois
with reference to giving right of way
to the D. l. D Bridge Company for
building . wagon and railroad bridge
across the Mississippi river at Dubu-
que was passed. After some discnss-
ion on motion to take up the Grant
resolutions and refer thcm to prop
er committee, the question was divi-
ded and the Senate refused to take up
the resolutions.
In the House bills were introduced
TO legalize the official acts Of ID. v.
Aiaacle aud w. II. Stevens, Notaries
Public; to regulate Life Insurance
Companies; to provide for the dispo
sition of fdockets and papers of Justi-
ces Of the Peace; preventing cattle,
horses and mules from running at
large at night: to provide for placing
INDECENT persons incapacitated from
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An Order From Andrew lst.


HDorR's ARMY, Adjt. Gems.
OFFICE at Washington, Feb. IA.
General Orders No. TO-
The following orders are published
for information and guidance of all
concerned:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, d. c. Feb. L.
General:-You will please issue an
order creating q Military Department
to be called the Military Division of
the Atlantic, to be composed of the
Department. the Lakes, the Depart
ment of the East, and the Depart
ment OF Washington, and TO 30 COM
manded by Lieut.. General w. 4. Sher-
man, with his headquarters at WASH
ington. Until further orders from
the President you will assign no off,
Ger thepremit command of the Militia
ry Division of the Missouri.
Respectfully yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
The following order was issued from
he Adjutant Generals Office:
Mai. Gen. P. II. Sheridan:
The senior officer in the Missouri,
viii temporarily perform the duties
of Commander Of the Military Divis-
ion of the Missouri, in addition to his
duties Of deputy Commander.
Signed, Il. ID. TowNsENED,
A. A. G.
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Montgomery, Ala, Feb. u.
~ ~ vay -

kSROC10l W tuC ~. -. vVAlu
A plan is on foot here to secure
one half the registered votes to car
~ the Constitution. The majority
against it is about 1000, but today
orders were given to reopen the
polls in few counties for Ave days
further. A circular Of the question
has just been issued to every Regis
tration Board in the State the object
of which is to secure answers upon
which to reopen the polls in other
counties. The President Of the con-
vention is in the city and it is under
stood TO be the purpose to issue cer-
tificatcs of the Ratification Of the
New Constitution and the election Of
candidates running under it. The
Governor issued = circular this morn
ing exhorting the people to pay their
taxes in order to uphold the credit Of
the State and to keep up the state
institutions
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New York, Feb. l3

Richardson's Benxine Works in.
Brooklyn exploded last night. Jas.
Brough was burned to death, and 2
other mon seriously if not fatally
burned.
Washington, Feb. ~.
The Senate confirmed the nomina-
tior Of Gen. Noah Il. Jeffries, Of Nd,
as Register of the Treasury.
The Reconstruction Committee
will hold another meeting to-mor-
row, and resume the examination
concerning the johnson and Grant
correspondence.
Gen Grant has not yet been sub
pnned.
New York, Feb. 13.
The Herald's st Petersburg special
by mail says:
The naturalization laws in Poland
is to b superseded by Russian laws
on the subject.