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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15

The Southern Democratic newspa.-
pers are Publishing SEYMouR's
speeches in glorifca,ion Of the South
made when the South was plotting re
bellion. They are good arguments
Why southern rebels should vote for
him, but would have different effect
in the loyal North.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15

We 90 not hear oeany further com
plaiut from Democratic newspapers
Of lack Of enthusiasm for Grant and
ColhK. The Ropul Leans seem TO be
as wide awake as they care to have
them, and the enthusiasm rises high
er and higher every day as the cam
paign advances.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
Seneca County

The following are the mAJoriiies OF the town
ship' on Gibson ahd Dlekihaon'a vote in this
County. II will be seen that We have msde 4
Republican gain since lait ttll's election, OF i19
ip tho County. Tho vote on tho state ticket vii
slightly inerea,eits '..' NJnD lll
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
; Maioritios in Ninth District.
Dem. Maj. 1882.

RePu bIicSn gain in The District
over last year Ofl2O, This will up.
doubtedly beiuerOased by the official
6vnrSa IuUr .t l.t.H.HI 400 10
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands OF the WnrSt sufferers from this
terrible gnnNiug disease fsyc hccu cured hy the
usr d H.; a. stomach Ditiets q, az istt,-
iupuni- nov IN Gui bands fuiiy proye. Hrrsh-
ser Myers Sole Agents
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15

The New York Post says that
wraxalion in the city Of New York,
q EAST approaching oon6scation.'
- ftsh6pld be remembered rhat New
lprk eAy eatifely governed by the
DemocrAeg or more properly speak
ing, the Au klux.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
House and Lot for Sale.

L oCATED on Monroe Street, First Ward Of
IL THIN, AMI we'll improved. Inquire nf
IU.Ir.- . Gibson & PENNINGTON.
IlNg ~ n,fHT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
TAsIe rentdieI ar, Ire LeM
blood Purincrs

ersr kHouH and gM cur dil diIsdsss TasuIin0
from bad blood, KSsp yiIT blood IuIs; kip
your Liver in OrBW@ deri keep yOnr
digestire organs aoHRd,
hsailiy condition, rlby N, ags 81 hsSs
r,meffiss, aud no ou.-4.sn1uzuukl ,iiseas, oil rer
dISdH yon The bed meH ~ he country rscotA-
m,Hd hda. II ysdrs Of honest r1iad'.oA 90 Jor
sHythinS you mISt try fheSe PTsTdTdiionE
FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Penn.
sylvnnia .
PHIL LLhELPHiA. March Ia, 1901.
IEHd " HoqfIAd'g Gsrmdn Biners" - noi On
inioriedting b,rsrdge, but iS good Ionic, uI.Iai
IN diIoTdsri Of he di0,f'ir, orydHs, and y gTsdf
beRsfi in edisI n dsbiidy aud VdM y HsTroui
action IN the tyEtsH,-
Yours istly,
GkO w WOODIgARD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
nOhiO's COngressmon.

4s. The Democrats have made gain,
t'or rather the Republicans have incur.
red a loss Of three Congressman in
this State. The following ia the ro-
losl' 50 far as is kaovn, UP to We'd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
PUBLI0DBBT STATEMENT.
Debt Decreased 5000, ,694kO8
since September. ~

The following statement Of the
public debt of the United States on
the first day Of October is published
by Secretary McCulloch;
Debt boarlng coin interest 100, 200 90
Debt hearing currency interest. ss,lsl $50 90
Matured debt not pfeseuted for
payment. ............................. i2Afo2l9 %
Debt bearlug no lntcre't.".,-... 'oo,lsJssJ y
six per cent, Lawful money
bonds Issued 10 Pacific II. n.
- eompAnius %, ,0sf ,ooo 90
Total .es..,,.L e2,Git, ,oOi $50 ~
Coiu In Treasury .................. sl8 si7 90
Currency In Troasufy..,......., 1855 .DOl 10
.
Total............................ siio "a, ,an 10
Debt less cash In Tniasury... e2yh3t ,sti,1lS n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15

Tho returns are still slow coming
in, Indicating considerable loss in the
State. Reports from about one fifth
of the State show u nett loss of 400
Tho State is considered still safe for
tho State ticket, the Legislature and
nine Congressman, but by reduced
mniorltY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15

uS.gV r .tsEsNAhti -. I.
a0TAol retaFns fSom the lOth District
-HaEe tho election Of HoAo, still
doubtful, ss t,.,..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-15
LATEST.

The Legislature Is Republican,
which ensures the election Of n
United States SeuOtor in place Of the
present democratic incumbent, Hon
bricks The State has probably gone
republican by about 1000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

Medic al A4viee.-DR- WM. n DoHERTY's Medlcaland
Surgical Institute is becoming sine non to the welfare
State and health Of our citizens and his rapidly sprea
ding reputation although may excite surprise is but the
signal Of skill and follows as the natural effect oil such
We personally acquainted with gentlemen VIII"
had suffered for under chronic anu who had Ia
ken advantage of every available means that promised re-
without until they called DR. DoHERTY,
incredibly short of time has given them en-
relief 1t is gratifying to announce tins TACT because the
seeks, by defamation of others
establish his reputation the OF
his Institute such that nlu-t be gratifying
all his patients lie examines advises and recommends
after hearing his terms tor
reject at pleasure In no case does
charge unless I've effects cure lhis lac
able feels the confidence which long
pcrience given and doubt the consolation which APP
pertains to that confidence Persons afflicted with either
cut y chronic ssaSe would do well to consult the Doctor
all 40 no harm. as fer consultation hs asks
no nor does he obedience to his advice unless
tn. paen places under his His :Ces
Sacramento opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's Offices Francisco Ne1rS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06
Military Meeting.

Pursuant to published call large number of
citizens assembled at the Court Room on Satur-
day evening, May both, for the purpose of tax
ing preliminary steps towards the organization
of military Company in Weaverville. On mo-
ton D. E. Gordon was chosen chairman, and
Jere. Bennett secretary. Gen. James G. Roley
being present, explained the manner of Compa-
ny organization, as well as the requirements of
the militia law after an organization had been
perfected. He further stated that at the request
of citizens of this county he had already made a
recommendation to the Military Board in behalf
of Company at Weaverville, but as the Board
would not meet until June 4th, nothing further
in the matter of organization could be done at
that time. The meeting adjourned subject to
the call of the chairman. Over sixty signatures
of persons desiring to join Company were re-
ceived during the evening. Gen. Roley consent
ed to detain the arms and accoutrements surren-
dereG by the Douglas City Company until re-
ply could be had from State Headquarters. As
soon reply reaches US public notice of the
time and place of assembling will be given
From the interest manifested in this matter by
citizens generally, there is little doubt but what
creditable military organization can be main
tanned here. We are very anxious to see a good
Company in Weaverville, but let it be a good
one or none at all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

SHALL We CELEBRATE ?-Is a very common
question about these times. If the people OF
Weaverville intend to observe the approaching
national anniversary, it is about time some move
was made. 1t is an easy matter to celebrate,
hut it is first necessary to have fair understand
ing as to the manner In which it. is to be DONE
Shall it be by procession and grafton, picnic
barbecue. or how?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

HANDSOME PRosPEcrs.-We learn that num-
Der of the mining claims recently opened under
McGillivray's new ditch are turning ont hand
somely if not fabulously. There is little doubt
that another year will witness prosperous CON-
munity from Tunnel Hill to Independence Bar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

The 4TH AT Cox's BAR.-Published notice is
given of party to be held at Cox's Bar on the
evening of July Sd, for the benefit of the School
Fund. Or the morning of the 4th race is to
come off, the contesting steeds being "Smoky
Blue Crane" and 4" Skim Milk" We hope the
party will be success, but shall not bet on Ell
Their horse
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

MUSTERED OuT.-The Trinity Rifles" Capt.
a K. Earl, were mustered out of the service of
the State on the 3Oth ult by General Roley.-
The Company was organized a little over two
years ago, and for a time was one of the most
efficient in the Brigade. But during the past
year the members became scattered, some living
so fardstant as to render it impossible to attend
the meetings punctually, and at the request of
the remaining members the Company was mus
tered out of service
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

A COOP BARGAIN OFFERED.-Meckel Brothers
offer to sell the North Fork brewery at bargain.
The reason for doing so is that they may devote
their attention solely to the merchandise bust
ness. The brewery is doing good business,
and because of the new enterprises under
way in that section of the county, the business
will increase instead of falling off. Who wants
good bargain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

IHPSovING.-We are pleased to hear that Mr..
.; +. Carr, who was seriously injured by being
.nrown from his buggy near Trinity Center. tw o
SeeAs ago. Is SO much improved that there is
hope of his ultimate recovery. -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

GRANTS AcCEPTANcE.-At Washington, on the
goth, the committee appointed by the National
Union Convention to inform Grant of his NOM
ination, performed the duty in the presence of
some two hundred persons. To which the Cen
eral replied in the following:
'Mr. President and Gentleman of the National
Union Convention l will endeavor in very
short time to write you letter accepting the
trust you have imposed me [applause], and
expressing my gratitude for the confidence you
have placed in me. | will now say but little
orally, and that is to thank you for the unanim-
ity with which YOU have selected me your
candidate for the Presidential office. l can say,
in addition. that looked on during the proceed
ings at Chicago with great deal of interest,
and was gratifed with the harmony and unan-
unity which seemed to have governed the DELHI
erations of the Convention. If chosen to fill the
high office for which you have selected me,
VIII give to its duties the same energy, and the
same spirit, and the same will that have given
10 the performance of all the duties which have
aeVolved upon me heretofore. Whether l shall
De enabled to perform those duties to your entire
Satisfaction time will determine. You have
truly said in the course of your address that
snaii nave no policy of my own to interfere
against the will of the people,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

CoNGREssIoNAL.-No gentleman ever named for
official position has met with more fattering in
dorsement from the press and people than Hon.
Charles Westmoreland, the favorite for Congress
from the Northern District. We have already
reprinted goody number of testimonials in his
behalf, and now call the attention of our readers
to the following complimentary mention of him
taken from recent number of the Marysville
Appeal:
We have been silent as to who should be the
choice of the Third Union Congressional District
Convention, and the loyal people composing the
district, from impartial ana unprejudiced per-
sonal preferences beyond those of the majority
We have no choice between good men only as to
availability. We desire the best shall be
the nominee for Congress; and next to ability
honesty and integrity, the man who can get the
largest vote. We are very anxious to retire Mr.
Johnson, the present Representative from this
District, to the bosom of his rebel constituents
and to make this result certain all that is
sary is to nominate the best candidate and sup
port him tremendously and enthusiastically
With a view to follow, not to lead, in determin-
ing who shall be the Union nominee for Con-
gress in the Third District, we have watched
anxiously the expression OF the Union press CT
Northern California, and the District. If the
press is a true index of public sentiment, or of
the party's choice, which we shall accept as our
guide, then it is evident that the choice of the
Union men of this District is Hon. Charles West
moreland, of Humboldt; though a respectable
number of the Union papers have announced a
preference for the Hon. Chancellor Harrison, of
Napa. We find among the papers endorsing Mr..
Westmoreland, the Downievlle Messenger, Chico
Courant, Red Bluff Independent, Shasta Courier
Humboldt Times, TRINITY Journal, Plumas No
tional, freka Journal, and Lassen Sage Brush,
the only Union papers of these nine counties
Outside the District, so far they have spoken,
the Union press also seem favorable to Mr.. West
moreland. The Spirit Of the Times, after
naming Westmoreland, Harrison and Buckbee
says: ''We hope that Mr.. Westmorelnnd will
receive the support of the party for the coming
campaign. Certainly, no careful observer, who
has watched the proceedings of the Assembly
during the past session, hesitate for in
slant to pronounce him the leader of the Union
forces in the House" The Carson Appeal, after
guaranteeing Wesmoreands ability and his
fidelity to the cause, says: {" We hope that in
justice to his own deservings, well as for the
good of his State and party, he may be nomin
ated and elected"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06
OF INDIANA.

HrRRAH FOR OREGON There is little room to
doubt that our Web-feet neighbors have elected
Rev. 10. Smith, saint in the interest of the N.
f. Church South, to represent them in Congress-
A telegram from A. L. Raynes, Esq, Yreka, on
Tuesday night, informed us that q Oregon has
gone Democratic by 500 to 1000 Majority
We are quite surprised to notice that some I'm
ion men are disheartened over even this result.
All the circumstances considered, the figures
show decided Union gain over the last State
election, for this reason 1t is we'll known that
large immigration from the late rebellous
States arrived in Oregon and the adjoining Ter
ritories last Fall, and that in the late election
Pap Prices" boys would colonise at all the
remote polling places on the Eastern border of
the State, and in that portion lying north of the
Cascade range. There is no doubt that illegal
votes to the number of the majority announced
were poled last Monday. Logan's friends never
counted on his receiving fnll party vote, for
local causes, the strongest of which was proba-
bly, religious one. Logan is said to be one of
the ablest men in the State. While his defeat
is to be regretted, we do not entertain shadow
of doubt that the Union party will sweep the
State in November 1t is almost certain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06


WHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE or
w foreclosure of mortgage and order of SALE
made in the above entitled action on the Goth
day of April, A. D. 1868, in the said District
Court, in favor of VIM. Codington and Sarah H
Gras, and against r. L. Thomas and G.. w. Quinn
by, for the of Nineteen Hundred and Four
and 77-l0o Dollars, (Sl,9O4 ~ with interest
thereon at the rate of one per cent. per month
from the date of said decree until paid, together
with the costs of suit, taxed in the sum of 500
35 and costs and expenses of sale, it is dccreed
that sell, according to law, the lands and mort
gagged premises hereinafter described, viz :: All
that certain piece parcel of land, with the i'm
provements, situate, lying and being on New
River, in the said county of Trinity and State of
California, TO wit
Commencing on Big Flat, on the bank of said
New River, at a blazcd white oak tree, one humid
red yards north of piece of land formerly
known as c. W. Quimby's garden, thence run
ming north of east and parallel with New River,
half mile, thence back from the river FIVE hun
dred yards, thence west half mile, and thence
south to the point of commencement, being the
same premises claimed and occupied by the said
defendant, r. L. Thomas, under the possessorv
Act of this State, as his land, claimed and re-
corded in the Recorders office of Trinity county
in Book c, pages 323 and 1924, and now in the
possession of the said defendants, and also all
the water rights and privileges, dams, fumes,
races and other improvements in and to and up
on the waters of the creek known as Big Creek
situated in and upon and nea- New River afore-
said, about one mile and half above the house
of c. W. Quimby, on Big Flat, belonging to said
defendants, together with all and singular the
Entertainments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in any wise appertaining
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, the
22d day of June, 1868,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock, P. NJ, at the Court House door in the
town of Weaverville, in said county, will sell
the above described property at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy the
judgment hereinbefore set forth.-Dated Wea-
vervile, May 18th, 1868.
2l:ts. f. F. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

GET READY TO ORGANIzE.-We are authorized
to state that Hon. R. C. Gaskill, formerly of
Butte, will be at Weaverville on next Friday
evening, June 18th, for the purpose of organic
ing Grant Club or society of Freedoms De-
Tenders. Mr.. Gaskill is engaged in this work by
authority from the Union State Central Commit
tee, which body, we will here state, has gone at
its work In earnest. We hope every Union man
IN or out of the place will be present on Friday
evening. 1t is time that work commenced,
and good and telling work cannot be done with
out thorough organization. Due notice will be
given of where the meeting will be held.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

SHERMAN H. LEACH, formerly of MI.
has been commissioned as Captain and A;duds''
camp on the Staff of the commander of tha
Sixth Brigade, National Guard California '"'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

The Atlantic mail arrived Wednesday
night, and Mr.. Oberdeener furnished MS with
Leslies and Hdrper's illustrated papers, Literary
Album, ETC., usual For all of which he will
please accept our thanks, as well as for regular
hle of the Daily Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

CuASGE.-Jos. Chitwood has surrendered his
position as whip" of the Weaverville and
Shasta Stage line, and Turner is again the
route again. Joe will accept our thanks for a
great many favors done in the past.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06
ESTRAY.

NAME INTO THE PREMISES OF THE IN
" dersigned on about the 2oth OF No'em ia
last. n S0RREL MARE COLT, or years old
The animal bears no brands, but has a Wh,te star
in the forehead. The owner can have ner oy
proving property and paying charges c,,,Dc
Readno,s Creek, May 3d. 1868. ZZ'oi'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

THE NEXT PARrY.-As will be seen by refer
ence to the new advertisements, party is to be
given on the night of July Sd, the 4th occurring
Saturday this year. The proceeds will be
devoted to school purposes, which ought to be
sufficient inducement for all to attend. Further
particulars next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

LEFT Us.-Ed. Neblett, Esq, one of the carli-
est pioneers of this county, started on Tuesday
morning for Sonoma county, intending to locate
at Healdsburg. Mr.. Neblett is we'll Known to
all who have resided in Trinity during the last
fifteen years, having occupied official position
most of that time. He was serenaded at the
Union Hotel on the evening prior to his depart
ure on which occasion be made very feeling
reference to the years he had passed here, and
.avowed his regret at leaving community at
whose hands he had ever met with the greatest
Kindness and consideration. Both Mr.. Neblett
and his estmable lady will be missed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

MASTERING OUr.-General Roley left on Tues
day morning to muster out, in accordance with
the mandate of the Military Board of this State,
all the remaining old Companies in this BRIGADE
except the one at Red Bluff. The Yreka Com
pany goes out on the 9Th, and the Shasta Com
pany on the 18th. accommodation has been
made for new Companies at Chico and this Mace
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

ROAD OpEy-H. NJ. Allen, Esq. informs US
that the road is open and in good travelling con-
dition between Minersville and Trinity Center:-
DR.. Todd and D. NJ Kellogg started for the latter
place in a buggy, Thursday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

PREACHNG.-Rev. G. D. Pinneo will nroa.h :.
the Junction City School House at o'clock .
N. on Sunday, June It'll, and at Canyon CITY A.
8 o'clock in the evening -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

REButLr.-Our venerable friend " Mr.. Mi
chaei Smith, has rebuilt the Junction House, at
the mouth of Browns creek, and very nice
structure it is. 1t will be re-opened for public
patronage in a short time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06
N0TICE OF PURCHASE.

1,or1cE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the un-
N dersigned have purchased of VIM Lange,
for the sum of $4,000, eleven mining claims on
Perkins Bar, Trinity river, together l: with the
two cabins and hydraulic works situ-
ate on said Perkins Bar.
TAX PUN All JIM co.
Perkins Bar, May 26, 1888. 2I;3i4.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

END OF THE IMPEACHMENT STRUGGLE-The
Senate voted on the second and third impeach-
ment articles the Goth of May. The votes
stood precisely the as the one taken on the
eleventh article-l9 for acquittal and 35 for con-
viction. The Senate then adjourned sine die as
Court of impeachment, taking no action on the
remaining articles. While Union men generally
regret the termination of the impeachment effort
the democracy seem exnltant, and ready to re-
ceive to their arms the g maudlin drunkard " as
their papers styled him on Inauguration day
Since Andrew Johnson has proved so despicably
treacherous to the men and measures that pla-
ced him in the position which he holds, there is a
grain of satisfaction in being able to remind him
and his new adherents that never after that in
auguration day exhibition of debauchery did he
appear in the Senate to take the Vice Presidents
chair, knowing full well that it would subject
him to censure, if not expulsion from Office
The Democratic party has not forgotten how Wig
orously its press clamo-ed for the impeachment
of the ''..drunken brute " and q hesotted beast -
at that time. We believe he should have been
impeached and tried then. But we believe fur
Their that he doubly deserves such humiliation
now. Since that eventful epoch in the country's
history this chance President has added to the
insult by defying the constitution and the laws
and periling the peace and safety of the nation
by his madness. For this should he have been
removed from the office he has so shamefully dis
honored, and we shall always regret that only a
single affirmative vote was lacking to have &C.
complshed this end.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06

Standardization thanks are hereby ten
dered to Mr.. J. H. Tourtelotte, of the Tower
House, for box of 6ue strawberries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-06
Preaching and Sabbath School.

REV g. D. PsSro will preach at the courtroom at ioH
at o'clock, A. Il. All are invited to attend