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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
Al ROADSIDE and aner MOEDAi Nav ~ 1868, trains for
Albany aud Troy ets,ctHg Nth northern aud Western trains will
g H. EIuresst rain via Hudson River Railroad Thirte;hst ani
Tsuth ave through Suspension Bridge saratoga With
ont change .lrs ard correcting TTo With trains for Rutland Bur
DrNwugroom NON NeS.ioTk TO kochy
for the est via either North South
m a M Express tram Railroad TEep;v.,Ith-sL
Fosr,haye, connecting Chatham eh Western Railroad r Lebnol
SUlgs PieI G . Albany vith Western Troy
tI,ir. f,r Saratoga aut Darlington the North.
n Hudson River RaroNl connecting 1t
Abany With for the West, Troy with tA.us Tor kuaul
Burlington aud ihe AoTtn Da0uguon attached 10 t iral
Sarsio.A
- connecting Abauv with trains and Troy
With teams f,r Montreal sith sleeping attached
as grpreSs Harlem Railroad connecting Chatham
with Ws.ten Railroad for Lebanon Springs Psred, Ic, aud
Albany Western trans Sleeping attached az Abany
81 Express VIA Hudson River Railroad with seepingcas
attached Bufao and Suspension Bridge without chuge
q Also, s,tpHgSr every day, creeping Saturdays e
NewTok through 10 Oienshure without change via Rome w
Railroad Connection for Troy will be made at East AoAsy
This will SUNDAYS -,
ropptetg cary n for Buffalo ard Suspension Bridge
snd AZ Troy Saratoga and poUs North Dasngro0m
ears uarhtd al 4 hAnr - a., NJ, -. - -,
10 pougbk..pe and mierueae stations leaving Newtork
Returning cave PcuehkeepAe arriving Newlork al 10
Also Slrav train harlem Railroad leaving Forty seoudst al
M ard awning al Mlrrton al " Returning leaves Miller
Ion AZ A,gpn m arriving At NeN.iork az II NJ.
"h d" ~ y NJ A'''s WM H. VANDERBILT veePresident
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6tatbtrs.

A YOUNG American Lady desires a situa-
~ ton either Go,eGe>s 10 private family Teacher
school Is competent TO teach the ordinary English branches iosir
(which SpeakJ the ud
nert, Of Italian Address TEACHER Goshen, Y References
changed
A LII wanting TEACHERS, or lntroductIons to
~ Teach address Educational Union" No. ~ LroaiWa
E.@ Years prove Amer. School Institute" I'M
- rrae introducing Teachers TO schools and for representing
Teachers wanting Positions Apply Salaries snl to S2Fo
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An Illustrated the principal suburban places on the Lie
Eastern ots Railway teen prepared anu can Dc ct
Of COMPANY free Of charge BY those wishing
ttTuay CANINE with ne tew oi settlement
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ilotitts Of 8ankrnpttu.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES for toe EASTERN DISTRICT 81 PtNNSYLNANlA-
Is BANKEUPTcYAt Philadelphia July D. la-Ihe undersigned
hereby res notice appointment Assignee Of JOHN DEARE
and JAMES DEARIR late eopartaers j. DEARlB Of Pie
rha Comfy philadelphia and state 81 Pennsylvania Who have
been sdudged baukmp their petition b. the Distinct Court
Of sad District To the CREDITOR ~ sad lankWtt2
Aug6Tb WA. YOGDES Assignee. No. 1913 South Stthst
IN BANKRUPTCY.-D Court OF New
Jersey - AT New. brunswick the 2 daY Of JAY A. D. l8
The uuer bis appointment Assignee 81
WILLITT DESIKE RAILWAY County u Mese and State u
Newersev within ai district who has been audre bankrupt
bis own petition, by the District Court Of sad District
ROBEEr NJ. BOGGS. Assignee,
Tot heC on BANKRUPT New brunswick y J.
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TNGLISH And EUROPEAN NEWS.

THE MALE"
rarer containing PRINCIPAL leaders welgeSed sum
nary. nd sll interesting matter from TIE llMES. ....
Tie Newspaper ,htTto known THE EVENING NAIL having
Become properly prol Of TIE TIMES, is pub
hsb a wees, ualeI lie title OF
THE MAIL"
price Of Theepenee per copy heretofore or 3d. week post
The DAYS Of publication VIII be TUESDAY aul FRIDAY and each
pae aHd al matters Of Interest appearing the
hre trry Gus nautsrsuf fHB TIMES which viii thus he rendered
Gys cheap alt CONVENIENT form for persons residing abroad or
ssiers can obtain "TE MAIL" through Newspaper Agents
tie Publisher payaelt at Printing House
square Lsiudoa.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-DiStri Court of New
jersey sat NegBrunsNek the 2lst day Of JAY, AID 1861
underlined hereby gives notice o biz appointment Assignee Of
LIE Union Tosusp. County Of ln0n and state 81
HewJry within said distinct Who has been atnigi Bankrupt
upon bis petition b. the District Court Of 'aid District
EOBr. NJ. BOGGS, Assignee.
To the CREDITOR Of the Bankrupt New.DruusNick. Nj
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Snstru.iiOu.
A SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL.
"A MOghIS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
A HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS under Il

II IUNL CIIIVDlI
IA yesFs Of he ioupd ~ pleasant LEGATION at htauor
Conn vles s!ret attention R9id % Tue rlya n'e.qa ana
tie uh WEDNESDAY Of September hot scholar are re-
eed For circulars Information GppY 10 SIR T. H.
LUNNUS No % John 10 The Rev f. b. EMERSON Prncpa
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E y RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

SrNn,r TRx, m War TraIn fof OusvIle l200 N. ~
Pst.rson Nga Epres, for DS1-irA Baiso Rochester
West and South by p m EmSaat an
Way Train. IiOO Tor Paterson aal Port JerYA
Tn through TO Sasmnca DhnNA an1 bulao
change Of coaches AID direct connection VITA Az southern Al
Western lines
Ventilated aud Luxurious seepns 'oaes accompany
Night Trans. "a, p.o.4..-
pro foot Of CLAmrrs- Newlo aso Loug Dock Depot Jersey
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I ORING's NEW BOOKS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW MEDIC

tNTANHOOD.H-AnOt NEW MEDICAL
I'VE PAMPHLET from the pen Of Dr. CURTIS " The Nedie-l
Tue srg work. BIS valuable treatise tne ard
sFpfsf6se dBe health impaired through secret abus
Is 81 ytt a14 HAbooi ee t gives clear sgnop
a. ole Iueen arage and efccts Ofuervous de-
btr and remedies tleiir pOcs clifton Of Tue above viii be
ded Of 3 cents BY addressing d. CURTIS DO %
North Charless-, Baltimore, Nd
VNHE SCALPEL. No. as, contains two lectures
h private surgical Steture instant By the
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DASSAGE TO AND FROM
l. GREAT BRITAIN AID IRELAND,
BYSTEAMSHlp AND SAILING PACkhr
AT REDUCED RATES. - ...
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ESGLANp IRELAND
SCOTLAND AND WALES.
For particulars apJ.rt
DVGERs AMERICAN LINE to EUROPE.
IL Frsi Class STEAMERS TO BREMEN va CoTes And HAWKE
The fltoair slcahesl Steamers
ARIEL Pier No y H. Capt J. g. Jones. ,aves. Au-8
NORTHERN LIGHT. Per A.. ~ r., CAN'T Wa Nc'I''Aus u
RATES or PASSAGE. ~ GOLD:
First Cabin 1905 Second CABIN, s-O Steeage, va.
For iTe. .lt or passage, 4ppy 10 - No.. =, , 80.
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DAMP MEETING at SING ,SING-The
~ ANTELOPE
and Thirty four;h 8l5 Returning sayeA Sing Sng At 245
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18
Trinity Center Items.

"ZErA" sends us the following from Trinity
Center under date January 18th:
FRIEND GORDON Thinking that word by
way of remembrance from this end of the coun-
ty might not come amiss, shall trouble you
with few lines. Times VIGOROUSLY dull
here. The high water of December 10th carried
away Boynton l. Co.'s Swift Creek fume, depri-
wing number of companies of water The tim
Der for a new one is cut and on the spot. The
span will be ninety-six feet, supported by an arch
and iron rods The snow is four feet deep, and
the weather twelve degrees colder than that ven
cradle individual, " the Oldest inhabitant," ev-
er knew it. Two mornings last week the mercu-
~ had fallen below zero, and consequence
the bitches are frozen solid. Meanwhile e hon
est miners INDUCING in solo, {" "pitch y
and occasionally little I" draw" 1t is an easy
matter to freeze out without playing. But
mindful of the old adage that L" it is an ill wind
that blows nobody good, we are hoping that
this cold snap may freeze the fever and ague out
of our district. If we ever do get rid of this
pest, you will hear good reports from our mines
Politically, everything is quiet. The Democ-
racy are not very jubilant over Casserly's cleo
ton Occasionally meet protested Union men
who seem to be on the "anxious seat" In
quire into their troubles, and you are told that
some sound Democrat has almost made them be-
lieve that if the Reconstruction policy of Con-
gress is sustained and carried out the 60 niger
will inevitably become the equal if not the SUI
perior of the white man.
Last Saturday furnished US with an incident
to relieve the monotony of the times. Word was
brought that Peterson's dogs had been barking
for day and night on the mountain across the
river and opposite town, and it was thought that
they had ttreed varmint of some kind
Messrs Whitmore, Lowrey and Perry, armed
with rifles, started for the scene of the canine
disturbance, and soon discovered the cause
of the barking in the shape of huge panther,
which had taken refuge in large pine. Several
unsuccessful shots fired, when Whitmore
succeeded in putting bullet through the rascal's
BRAIN bringing him dead to the ground, to the
great disgust of the dogs. The animal mes sured
seven and a-half feet in length, ana would have
proved TOO powerful an antagonist for any one dog
Snow is reported twenty feet deep on Scott
mountain You published the elective officers OF
Comet Lodge last week. Following are the APP
pointed officers Il. Peterson, W. d. McNair
c.; G. W. folly, R. S. N. g.; Sam Hubbell
r. S. V. G. A. ]. Cummings, Chaplain A. NJ
Carter, o. G.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

REFoRM.-We take the following from the Ap-
peal, fully coinciding in the views expressed -
% If the Legislature refuses to abolish the Office
of State Guager, an Office entailing useless tax
OF 81, 600 per year, the people may understand
once and forever that there will be no reform
during the present Democratic administration.
The matter rests entirely with Gov. Haight. If
be refuses to appoint, the Office expires by imi-
tation This, then, will be a fair test of the
honesty of Governor Haight. He and his party
are self-pledged to reform. If he appoints a
new State Guager he violates his pledges to the
people on the stump. Let US wait and see how
this test case comes out. No matter what the
Republicans did. Haight is now on trial."
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INCORPORATION NOTICE,

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN WE, THE
i undersigned, do hereby declare it to be our
intention to organize Company for the con-
structon of Turnpike Road to run as nearly as
practicable southwest and northeast from Grass
Valley, in Trinity county, to intersect the Lew
iston Turnpike near Lewiston, Trinity county,
and State of California, and that we will meet
ut How Boger's Hotel in the town of Lewiston,
in said county, on MONDAY, the
9th day Of January,
AID. 1867, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, then and there
to transact all business necessary for prelimi-
nary organization of such Company, in accord
ance with an Act entitled IAN Act authorizing
the formation of corporations for the construc-
ton Of Plank or Turnpike Roads," passed May
18th, 1853, and the Acts supplementary to and
amendatory thereof (Signed)
JAS. F. HOADLEY,
C. PRICK,
GEORGE W. DAVIS,
NJ. C. ALLEN,
C. C. PETTYJoHN,
/. E. SHAW,
CHAs N. RITTER,
E. P. HAMPTON,
A. J. ROSS,
o. E. LOWDEN.
Lewiston, January Is, 1868. 2:2i
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

THE RELIEF BILL.--On petition of citizens of
Trinity county bill was introduced in the As
sembly for the relief of the Treasurer of Trinity
county for funds of the State lost by deposit
with the firm of GREENWOOD Newbauer who
failed in August last. On the sth of the pres
ent month, Connolly, from the House Committee
on Claims, reported against such relief. The
committee say the risk of such deposit was one
of those against which the Treasurer was re-
quired to give bonds, and his bondsmen ought
to be held to payment lest bad precedent be
established. The bill has been re-committed to
the Committee on Claims.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

Medical Advice.-DR. VIM. X. DoHERTYs Medlealand
Surgical Institute becoming sine qua non to the welfare
of State health citizens and his rapidly Sprea-
ding reputation although it excite surprise is but the
signal skill follows the natural effect of such a
cause personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered for under chronic disease and who had Ia
ken available that promised re-
without until they called upon DR. DoHERTY
who incredibly short space of time has given them
relief 1t is gratifying 10 announce fact because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by defamation oil others
establish his reputation to rear the supersructure OF
his own upon the ruin of anoer fame. The Doctor con
ducts such that must be gratifying
all his patients lie examines advises and recommends
without charge the patient after hearing his terms for
accept reject at pleasure In no case does
the Doctor make charge unless he effects This lie
is able do he feels the confidence which long eX
perience has given and doubt the consolation which ap
pertains that confidence Persons afflicted with either
would do well to consult the Doctor
at all events do harm. for consultation he asks
no fee nor does he insist obedience to his advice unless
the patient places himself under his care HIS Offices are Oh
Sacramento street opposite the "cc Mail steamship Com
pany's ofiicc.-San Francisco NtHS
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

FRANK PIxLEY publishes card on the conI Isi-
sion of W. H. L. Barnes to the Democracy: ms
comments are bitterly sarcastic. he says IN rel
ence to Barnes assertion "that ne indignantly
spurned glittering brides offered him TO canvass
the State in the interest of Gorham, aiter uoI
ham made his Platt's Hall speech, IN July last,
Barnes personally complained to HIM flAieyJ az
and rendered his services to speak in any OF the
Bay counties, and expressed the most friendly
feeling towards Gorham.
THE new lodge of Odd Fellows at Millville,
Shasta county, was Instituted by Grand Master
C.. n Fox on the 18th instant.
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Temperance

,r..L o,;ous announcement, Rev. A. =.
n.n..u C.and Counsellor for the Order of
Cood TemnIars in this State, made his appear
onca an Friday evening last, and on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday evenings lectured at the
Court room. His first lecture was so gratiiying
a.. .hosa wbo were fortunate enough to be pres
~. Tho, the two last were greeted with crowded
audiences. 1t seems hardly possible to expect
ANYTHING new or particularly interesting ina tenn
nerance lecture, yet Mr.. McDougall spoke with
so much earnestness, and in his kindly way so
thrilled all listeners while depicting the ruinous
course and terrible doom of the drunkard, that
strong men shuddered and women wept. Then
the speaker would convulse his hearers with
laughter at some odd conceit or ludicrous doing
of the votaries at the shrine of Bacchus. Nc
Dougall is gifted with a finely modulated organ
of speech, powerful enough when demanded, yet
gentle and affecting when his subject demands
it. He has. none of the arrogance and cant which
so often renders even temperance lecturer re-
pulsive, but by his modesty and frankness gains
friends wherever he is listened to-
The result of his lecture was the formation of
a Lodge of Good Templars, with a membership
Of about forty ladies and gentlemen. The num-
Der will be considerably increased at the next
meeting, as We hear of many who intend to re-
nounce the allegiance of King Alcohol. The la
dies have taken deep interest in the movement,
and to their earnest course may be ascribed its
great success We wonder whether the fact
that they may vote and hold Office in the Lodge
was an incentive to this zeal?
1t is move in the right direction, and we wish
the Good Templars success in their noble efforts.
The consumption of liquor, and consequent
drunkenness is increasing at fearful rate, and
humanity will thank any institution which aids
in putting stop to the growing evil. At the
close of the meeting on Monday night Beacon
Lodge, No. =, of Good Templars, was organ
ized with forty Charter members, and the fol-
lowing officers e. J. Miller, W. C. T. Mrs.
DR.. Todd, W. r. H. S. Miss S. E. Ruch, W. L.
II. s.. Mrs. NJ. C. Thomas W. V. T. Geo. E.
Noonan, W. S. Miss E. A. Cochel, W. A. S. :;
Miss NJ E. Cochel, W. T.; c.. W. Craig, W. F.
S. /; R. C. Lockhart, W. C. G. NJ. Dowells, W.
NJ. +; Miss L. E. Lockhart, W. D. NJ. Miss A. w
Coehell, W. I. G.. E. B. Callahan, W. 0. G. :;
John NJ. Einfalt, P. W. c. T. G. B. Jumper D.
G.. w. G.. T.
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FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE!
s| Dr. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doc

T.
MEDICINE FACULTY OF PARIS GRADUATE OF THE
UNIVERSITY QcEENs COLLEGE AND PHYSICIAN OF THE ST.
BaPTIsrE SOCIETY SAN Francisco.
DR.. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patients, and
others seeking medical advice that he can be
consulted daily at his Office, "1RAORF HAIL" BUILD
ING, North East corner Montgomery and Sacramento
Streets FIancisce. Rooms No 9, 10 and ii, hrst
up stairs. from either Montgomery OF Sac
ramento streets.
Dr. PERRAULTS studies have been most exclusively DE-
voted to the of the various forms of Nervous ana
Debility results injurious habits acquired in
youth which usually terminate in impotence and steriiity
and permanently induce all the concomtans Of Old age
Where secret nfrMty exists involving the happiness oil
life and tina, Of others reason morality dictate the
necessity Of its removal for it is fact that premature
decline the vgor Of manhood matrimonial unapplness,
compulsory single have their sources in causes
the germ of which planted in early lfe and the bitter
fruit tasted long Patients aeoring under this
complaint, will complain Of more Of the following
symptoms: Nocturnal emissions pains in the back ard
head weakness memory and sight discharge fsom this
making water, the intellectual fac
ulties are weakened, memory ideas are
couded there Dissatisfaction to attend TO Dn'iness
OF even to reading writing the society Of frisp Ste
The patient will probably complain of dizziness vertigo
sight and hearing weakened sleep disturbed
by Dreams melancholy, signing, PUBLICATIONS. hIniinss
coughs and while have external rhs"-
matte pain and numbness of the body Some OF the nosf
symptoms pimples in the face anu aching IN
different parts body. Patients suffering from 'his
disease should apply Immediately to DR. PEkkAoif e.
Their in person or by he will guarantee cure
of Seminal emissions and impotence in SIX to eight weeks
Patients suffering Venereal diseases
orrhea geet structures bubo ulcers, cuaneous eruptons
etc. treated successfully All Syphlitic and Mercu
rial taints entirely removed from the system.
DR. PERRAULTS diplomas in his Office where patients
can themselves We invite investigation claim
every thing, to every body but do claim
that taken under treatment fulfill prom-
We particularly request those who have tried this
Boosted Doctor advertised physician till
and discouraged to call upon Low charges and quick
cures Ladies suffering from any complaint incidental
their SEX with relief
| FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
| Dr. PERRAULT is the only Agent in California for
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18
DR.. Bri0t'S Female Monthly Pills.

Their sale has established their reputation n
remedy, unapproaced and far in advance of
other SupI and Irregularities
females On the receipt Of Five
Pills will be by mail express 10 any part of
the world, from curiosity damage
Persons a distance be cured home by address,
ing letter DR.. j. PERRAULT, Sacramento and
Montgomery streets Rooms Nos 10 and H. BOX 973
Office Francisco, stating the minutely
possible general habits of living occupation, ETC.. etc
| All communications confidential l:13:52t.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF TRIM
TY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF BERNARD
BRADY, DECEASED. - NOTICE OF TINE APP
POINTED FOR PROVING WILL, &c.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT,
/ made on the IL / day of January. A. d. 1868,
notice is hereby given that MONDAY, THE BID
DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID: 1868, at o'clock,
P. NJ of said day, at the Court room of said
Court. in the Court House of the county of Trim
ity, State of California, have been appointed as
the time and place for proving the Will of said
Bernard Brady, deceased, and for hearing the ap-
plication of Philip Sheridan and Anna NJ. Brady
for the issuance to them of letters testamentary,
when and where any person interested may APP
pear and contest the same.-Dated January l3,
A D. 1868. A. J. LOOMS, Clerk
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

THE hostler of the Trinity Center Hotel, while
assisting to open the trail on the south side of
Scott mountain, failed to keep up with Smith,
and lying down in the snow was so benumbed
with cold that he had to be packed to Trinity
Center, where he soon recovered under good
care. SO saws the Yreka Journal
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

New OFFIcERs.-Following the officers of
Junction City Division, S. of T., for the current
Quarter III. L. Tomar, W. P. JOS Mckinney,
W. A.: S. G. Steele, R. S. James Pickett, F..
5. D. A. Hobart, T.. ]. r. Felter, C. Aug.
Hedges, A. c.. N. II. Thomas, Chaplain VIM.
Campsie, l. S. John Whitmore O. S
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

MAPS AND CHARTs.-Mr. F. II. Brown, of this
place, has been appointed Agent for this county
of a new series of Maps and Charts, just pub
lished. Sample copies, embracing war, sacred
and historical scenes, portraits of noted Gener-
ais of the late war, maps, &C., may be seen at
Loves " Exchange" Saloon.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

WILL REoRGANIzE.-The smoke of battle hay-
ing fairly cleared away, seventeen Democrats of
Shasta county issue a call for a mass meeting on
Saturday, 25th, for the purpose of reorganizing
the Democratic party, and appointing a county
Central Committee
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

CooL.-The Springfield (Mass.) Republican has
the following tan ex-Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department lately took unto himself wife,
and after the marriage ceremony while his
friends were giving him their congratulations
one of them stepped forward and presented him
AN accident insurance policy for So 1000, good for
twenty-four hours
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

NEws.-Mr. Oberdeener has placed US under
renewed obligations fer multiplied news favors
Latest Eastern pictorials and California papers
have been furnished by him during the week.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

PRIVATE ScHooL.-Miss NJ. L. Sergeant will
commence Private School at the Hall of the
81. Patrick Benevolent Society on Monday next,
January goth. Terms, same as last session.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

TwENTY-THIRD VoLuNE.-The Sacramento Dali
ly Bee has just commenced it. Our old opinion
is not changed. We prise it as one of our most
useful and entertaining exchanges, and wish it
continued prosperity.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

THAT'S THE QuEsrIoN.-W. H. L. Barnes, the
renegade Republican, wants to know % WHY
should be held responsible for my political say
ings when l am drunk, while Pixley is not ac-
countable for his declarations in that line when
ba 10 obar2 ~