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HOW TO SAVE A DOLLAR!

lNhE PER CAPITA POLL AND HOSPITAL
L Tax for the Fiscal Year of ls6s-'69 is sc
eacn. On and after Monday, the Sd day of Au-
gust the Poll Tax will be S3. Persons may
settle the same with W. H. Bachelor, who has
oeen appointed Deputy Assessor. These Taxes
are now due, and will be strictly enforced.
ALBERT BOWLER, Assessor.
Weaverville, July 10, 1868. S7:to.
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ANOTHER RAoE-Is made for tomorrow, 10th, j.,
At 'anetion City, for Sloo side. Pegasus ~
ana " fieetwing are to be the contestinp wind.
eputlefs' ana we are informed that considerable
HloAey has already been ventured ON the result.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

TIE San Francisco Examiner hoists the name
of Seymour for President, but that of Blair does
not appear. The Examiner may not /" banker af-
ter crow" but it will have to swallow Blair.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

THIRD DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
As will be noticed by the call in another column,
the Third District Congressional Convention will
assemble at Washington, Yolo county, August
III
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KILLzD.-Peter Caggar, noted New Yorker,
was thrown from his buggy in Central Park, New
York city, on the eth instant, and had his neck
broken. John E. Devlin, who was riding with
him, was nearly killed, and may die.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

EIGHT YEARS OLD.-The Red Bluff Indepen-
dent, an industriously conducted sheet, and
Union to the backbone, has commenced its
Ninth Year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

GREEN CoRx-Our friend George Knox, Of
Shasta, sent us the FIRST corn of the season-four
dozen at that We have placed another mark
to your credit, George.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

HosEY--charley Thomas has presented us
with several pounds of delicious new houev for
which he viii accept our thanks. '0'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

TRour.-Phil Brown has 6osed us with ano-
ther dozen of East Weaver trout, for which our
obligations are renewed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

BLAIR AS A FExtAN-The Eenian members of
Frank Blair, the candidate for Vice President, a
+" bitter pill, and legions of them will on elec-
tion day substitute for the names of the Demo-
cratic candidates those of the Electors on the
ticket headed by Grant, the hero of an hundred
battles, and Colfax, the generous-heartcd pat
riot and statesman. Too many Irishmen remem-
ber that brief little talk which Blair made in
New York, less than two years ago, when he
said
"a Gentlemen, am with you in this Fenian
cause-with you heart and soul-hOpe to see
you successful in your great and patri0tic under
taking. | will do all can to assist you. / will
place myself, if needs be, at your head, march
with you to Staten Island, oversee your embark
alton, will stand on the most elevated bluff of
the coast, and as you raise the green emblem
over the stars and stripes, while your steamers
under full headway are turning their prows to
the east, will say goodbye, God bless you, and
may you be successful in your undertaking
May you lift the British lion out of his boots and
0rest from his grasp the emerald gem of the
sea but rhether or not you shall succeed in this
endearor, may you each and all remain in ireland
or elsewhere, and again set foot upon these
shores! You are canted there, and me can get
along ~ithout you."'
How strikingy in contrast with the above in
sulting paragraph is the following sentiment
from the tongue of Schuyler Colfax, the Union
nominee for Vice President
'' am for leveling up rather than leveling
down. God do SO to me and more also, if do
aught more to crush any man down lower"
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MEhsERs or COMMITTEE
TO DELINQUENTS.

All persons indebted for subscriptions this paper
accounts extending farther back than January lat, 1868
requested to make immediate payment TuIs Is THE
DELIHQUsSIS CLASS.
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QuARrz ExcfrEMEST.-A gold bearing quartz
ledge of extraordinary richness has lately been
discovered by Henry Engle and other parties, on
Rich Gulch, tributary of the lower East Fork
Specimens have been received here which from
outward appearance are rich as those taken
from the famous Ish lead years ago. The ledge
IS only a short distance from the Ludwig Ledge ,
which was partially prospected in 1864 Much
excitement prevails at North Fork over the dis
eovery, and we shall not be surprised to hear
that e rich and extensive ledge has been dscov-
cred, having always entertained the belief tha:
it would eventually be found in the Rich Gulch
section if anywhere in the county
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To ScuooL OFFIcERs.-The necessary blanks
Truestees' reports, Teachers reports and certif-
the State Superintendent on Monday last July
l3th. and forwarded 10 the Clerk of each school
district on the following day. Trustees are re-
quested to return their reports to the County
Superintendent at the earliest possible moment,
and to see that the Teachers reports are made
without unnecessary delay. Where more than
one teacher was employed in any district during
the past year, care should be taken to report the
whole time school was in session from July lst
1867, TO july LIST, 1868.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

SENsIRLE.-Since the Democratic nomination.
the Chase Club of New York city has resolved
to support Grant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

The Democracy of Napa fred one gun in hon
or Of the nomination of Seymour for President.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

New SrEAMER.-The California Steam Naviga-
tion Company has launched new boat for the
Red Bluff trade. She is $50 feet long, 80 feet
beam, and cost $50, 900. Good.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

LATE PAPERs.-On Monday evening Mr.. Ober-
deener supplied US with the latest Harper's and
Leslie's Illustrated, Literary Album, and Day.
Doings. He has also furnished US the Sacramen-
to Union during the week,
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NATIONAL
Union Republican State Convention.

A STATE CONVENTION OF THE MA
~ TlONAL- UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY will be held
at the city Of Sacramento Wednesday the 5h day
August D. 1863 for purpose of nominating
IA Ticket TO be supported at the coming Presidential
Eon and for the transaction such business as
properly come before said Convention.
The apporonmcnt Of delegates for the northern counties
of the State is foows Shasta Siskiyou s. Klam-
9Th. 2; Del Norte, 2 Humboldt, 4; Triuity, L.
Elections FOR delegates directed to be- held
2tofs,s Of the Primary Election Law All legal voters
who Will pledge themselves to support and the
Electors chosen " said Convention, shall be entitled
vote at said Primaries.
1t % recommended that Grant and Colfax Club be
formed the day Of said Primary Election In every pre-
cinct in the State where Union Republican
not already exist Officers Of Clubs formed will report
immediately To the Secretary of the State Central
JAMES OTIS, Chairman
State Central Committee National Union Republican Party
AIFgrD B,Rsrow, Secretary.
fhfrd District Congregational COnven-
fiOn.At meeting Of the Distrc; Committee of the Third
Congressional District held in Marysre July 10TH 1863
i resolved that the Convention for the nomination Of
Congressman from said District be held at Washington Yolo
county on Tuesday, August &t1, 1868, and that
said Convention shall be composed of re delegates chosen
and accredited by the several counties composing said
gresonal District to the National Union Republican State
Convention for the nomination of Presidential Electors
T. TEEGARDEN, Chairman.
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Births:

4 RTICLES INTENDED FOR EXHIBITION
N will be received August lst Articles from
the country should be directed to care of W. J
Stodart, Industrial Fair, San Francisco and if
arriving too early will be stored free of charge.
See circular.
The California Steam Navigation Co., and the
San Jose r. R. Co., will convey goods for exhi-
btion free. See circular.
Steam power will be furnished free to those
requiring it.
There will be an abundance of water for ex.
hbiting Pumps, Turbines, etc.
The Pavilion, covering $4,000 feet, is built
with special regard to the requirements of ex-
hibtors and protection of goods is thoroughly
ventilated. Special care has been taken with
respect to proper light 1900 burners illumina-
ting it at night.
The Gallery of Paintings, Pictures, ETC., is 200
feet long by 80 wide. Ample provision will be
made for the comfort of visitors in the Pavilion ;
such as refreshment rooms, seats, etc.
Application for space to exhibit must be made
at once.
Circulars containing Rules and Regulations can
be obtained at any of Wells, Fargo L Co.'s Off
ces, or by addressing H D. Dunn, Correspond
ing Secretary, Mechanics Institute, San Fran
cisco, 99.taa
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Hon. A b. DIBRLE Democratic Elector made friendly
call yesterday He Is of the representative Democrats
the State and proudly halls from that stronghold Of the
party, Grass yaey.-State Capital Reporter.
Cruel as it may seem to our Democratic
friends, we cannot deprive ourself the satisfac-
tion of giving place to the response which the
Sacramento Record makes to the above item
Here it is
Is that the " Dibble Skinker, Sknker Dib-
BILE" who was the Know Nothing candidate in
1856 or thereabouts for member of Congress
That Dibble was resident of Grass Valley also,
and we presume that this is the same old coon
turned up in a new character = this time be
courts foreigners and is noisy champion of re-
ligous freedom. That is his theatrical part,
and being cast in the piece he will act out to the
best of his ability. There are on the Electoral
ticket with him two other Know Nothings-Ke-
wen and Wallace-and We should not be sur
prised to learn that Pearce and Henley belonged
to that secret, OATH bound, proscriptive, anti
republican, anti-democratic, dark-lantern organ
ization also. Who can tell?
NEW YORK NOMINATIONS. = The Republican
State Convention met at Syracuse, July 9th, and
nominated John A. Griswod for Governor over
Horace Greeley, and Stewart Wood Ford over N
B. Cornell for Lieutenant Governor. Bets were
made in New York city that if Greeley received
the nomination he would carry the State We
are sorry that he was not successful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

WHEN the New York rioters were shooting
down soldiers and numbering innocent men du-
ring the riots incited by Democracy in resist
ance of the draft, Seymour addressed the out
laws as " my friends" The same crowd in that
city will be his friends in the Presidential contest
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18
Metktu Triuitv 5ourual.

Hs- Sam Francisco Agency.-San Francisco mer-
chants business who may desire m
serted in the TRINITY JouRSAI are informed tnat
FISHER 629 Washington street Agent and that ne
alone authorized to transact for this paper
A8-Tew York Agency.-HCDsoS MESEr, Al
Park aox, our only authorized Agents in New York
city All advertising forwarded through their Agen
~ will receive prompt attention.
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Public Meeting.

1t is proposed that an attempt be made to wake
the business people and mining fraternity from
the Rip vanWinkle lethargy they are now indul-
ging in, and as commencement It is suggested
that public meeting be called at the Court
Room on Saturday evening, July 25th. There
are several hundred acres Of untouched mineral
land within cannon shot of the Court House,
and the meeting is called to discuss the proprie-
ty of prospecting for new diggings while there
is not much else to do All citizens are invited
TO attend, and it is hoped all will. Some pro-
pose the organization of g Bedrock Prospect
ing Company while others favor the introduce
ton OF an Artesian Borer with which to ascer-
tain whether there is a lower mineral deposit in
this Basin. Come, everybody and compare
views. The enterprise of one man-Joseph Nc
Gillivray, Esq.,-will give employment to hum
dred people between Junction City and North
Fork before year from this date We are not
anxious to have the County Seat removed to
junction Just yet. The commencement of work
by the Weaver Creek Fluming Company (they
are at it, should inspire our citizens to renewed
energy in behalf Of the object proposed. Such
an effort properly carried out will tend 20 invite
capital and labor. Come to the meeting next
Saturday night, and express your views.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

ss- AGENTS WANTED to canvass for
,ne OF the best selling Books OF the Age
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-18

New MUsIc.-We received, this week, from the
great music publishing house of Root & Cady,
Chicago, the following pieces of new music -
q Santa Lucia Italian melody, for piano and
cabinet organ; "Les Deux Auges," instru-
mental an Nabucodonosor,' instrumental ;
' FLOATING Clouds Instrumental " The Girl for
Me- song Poor Jack Brown" an old sea
ballad "The Cottage in the Wood song and
chorus g The Spring at the Foot of the Hill, y
song and chorus; " Bessie Jayne" song and
chorus.
Leading journals, in calling attention to the
fact of Concentration in Commercial Circles, "
which is noticeable in all branches of trade, give
US very apt illustration by citing the unpre-
cedented growth and absorbing capacity of the
great music publishing house of Root & Cady,
Chicago some of the items of whcn are very
interesting For instance, within the past twelve
months they have purchased the entire music
catalogue of Ziegfeld, Girard 4 CO., of Chicago !;
the entire catalogue of II. 7. Merrill l. Co.. Chi
cago the entire list of cabinet organ publica-
tions of Messrs Mason & Hamlin, Boston, and
recently the immense music catalogue of H. Toll
man Co., of Boston, which is the growth of
thirty years of successful business in the most
usical city of this country. The engraved
plates alone weigh over twenty-five tons, and
represent over FIVE thousand subjects. This con-
centration of catalogues added to their already
standard publications makes Root b Cady the
great central music publishing house of this con-
:inent.
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of Sacramento were delighted last evening
over the nominations Of Seymour and Blair, that
Captain Sddons and party brought out the
90 Union Boy and gave FIVE rounds-one each
for the States of Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware,
New Jersey, and Mississippi providing the last
named State is admitted to vote before the
election), which have been considered doubtful
for Grant and Colfax. When the guns COM
menced to FIRE, Democrats thought Seymour
and Blair salute was being fred, but when they
approached the " Boy and found him surround
ed by jubilant Union men, they felt mighty wet
The Democrats did not hail the nominations with
half the pleasure Union men did.-Sacramento
Record 9th.
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CANYON CREEK.-An enthusiastic Grant and
Colfax Club was organized at Canyon City on
the ltb, and that precinct may be counted on
for handsome majority for the Union standard.
bearers. The Union men of that section are
wide-awake, and count on accessions to the par
ty from the ranks of the opposition. The mines
along the creek are yielding well, and from ap-
pearances we should judge that considerable
prospecting is being done. There is undoubted-
ly great range of unopened mining ground be-
tween Pennsylvania Bar and Red Flat. Many
new comers have located along the creek the
present season, and there is room for many more
if they bring industry and perseverance with
them. We saw at Gilzean's a handsome $40
specimen taken from Dick Berkley's claim, which
had been pronounced worked out. Wolff and
partner have a rich-paying claim between Red
Flat and Pennsylvania Bar. Work has recon-
mencod on the wagon road, from the junction
City end, and there is only a mile more to build
When completed the drive from the Junction
House to the City will be one of the pleasantest
in the county.
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LARD.

lust STORED.-2 tiercas Leaf Lard; 10 key
- do do. Families will be supplied by retail al
low AS elsewhere.
now RANDOLPH & BATES
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
JORDAN'S SUGAR CLARIFYER.

TINS MACHINE eminentiy combines simpi.
L city, cheapnsss, perfection and ability.
NO vacuum process used 30 simple az to be
worked by a boy fifteen yeais ola. It cannot
easily become oisarranged, and Ia pronounced
perfection by those who have seen II In opera
ton. The patentee will erect his machinery ON
any plantation in Louisiana on convenient
terms, and will sell patent rights to individuals
or States by reference to his Agents ~ below:
The Suiphurous Gas can be increased or dimin.
ished, Is the nature of the case may require
In the cane Juice. 1t has proved perfect sue
cess on the plantations of I. w. Pcott, Parish Of
st. John The Baptiste, near Bonnet Care, La,
and the Sugar and Molassas (also resembled the
Golden Syrup was sold at the highest market
prices by Dir. Edward shift, merchant, No. 1853
Common street, New Orleans. The following
planters Of the Parish Of 81 John the Baptists,
Ia have ustd this superior machine, viz: v.
Moissonet, Louis Luke Henry @. story, st. Der.
nard Parish, La. See certificate.
This Machine Ia very suitable for Molasses,
making 1t equal to Golden Syrup. Patents TO
States Territories or individuals, can be oil tanned
by letter, or personally, to
III G.. HEARTH,
81 Commercial Place, corner st. Charles It.,
New Orleans, Ii.
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BUCKWHEAT.
TUsT RECEIVED, another lot of choice New
y York Buckwheat--the best n ads in America
novI9 JOSHUA BEAL
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GROCERIES, ETC.

CHOICE TABLE BUTTER.
LNAMIIIEs or grocefs desiring choice article
IL OF Butter ut fair prices, can procure it at the
store of 1auQ6i JOSHUA BkAL
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

OF. IHAHLEB HOTEL, [
New Orleans, La, April 70, 1867.
". A. Jordan, Esq:
DEAR sIR--You have received patent from
the United states for bleaching ana clarifying
cane juice by the fumes Of sulphur, ard an ad-
vertisement signed by me, having appeared In
the New Orlea.s Picayune, April 10, viii state
ent for the apple ton Of supburous gas for def
coating sind clarifying cane juice.
K. A. STEWART.
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PARISH OF ST. BERNARD, LA, |

PARISH OF ST. BERNARD, LA,
Story's Plantation,
miles below New Orleans, May IL, lS67.
W. d. JoTddn, Esq.,:
DEAR SIR have used your patent, and the
machine made and put up by you, for clarifying
cane juice by the fumes OF sulphur, In makii
my crops OF sugar for the years 1900. The SUI
gar was very superior In color and grain. con-
tinue TO use your patent, and highly recommend
1t to planters rs important In the highest degree,
and very economical.
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY G. STORY.
These Machines are now ready for delivery In
New Orleans, price $3.50 each, there. Planters
who have ordered will DO served In turn AZ regis
tered.
N. b Any infringement on this patent the
party will be prosecuted TO the extent Of The law.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

II +. VIRGIN. successor to ID Maupay, Dealer
IL. in seeds, No ia 6ravisr street, bet. Camp
aud Magazine streets New Orleans. aug24-y
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GOLDEN SYRUP.

7 HAVE ia store choice article of New
4 Crop Golden Syrup.
move JOSHUA BEAL
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NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS.

I'll o PATENTEE, W. A. JORDAN, has been
informed that u Mr.. Camille Mre and DR. Nc
Loud have been putting up some mongrel ma
chimes adopting arms and cups al travelling
on the coast. They have DO letters patent from
the United states Government, and all planters
who have them on their places, will be prose-
cuted aud the sugar and molasses product there
Of, held liable for damages Those who have
them, can arrange the matter anicably, or
through their merchants In n ew 0rlsAns, by adj
dressing personally, or by letter,
II. g. HEARTT,
81 Commercial Place, cor. st. Charles st.
dec2-.}m New Orleans, la.
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SELF-RAIsING FLOUR.

T HAVE, at RETAIL, very choice Self-Rasing
a. Flour. Price moderate. Give me a call
movie JOSHUA BEAL
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FRESH GROUND BOLTED MEAL.

AEAbhRS secure choice fresh ground
1 Boitet Northumberland in Baton Rouge
md of new Creole Co7n-at as low rat ties as If
procured from the West. Those who prefer
spending their money at home, to sending abroad
'iicited to give me their orders
octZ9 JOSHUA BEAL
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French Patent Medicines.

French Patent Medicines.
TUST RECEIVED
Leras' Phosphate Of Iron,
Grirnaults syrup Horse Radish and Iodine,
Injection Brou,
Leroy's Pills,
:. Purgstive Nos. /, 2, 3 and 4.
:. V.m Purgative,
sirop de Digatale de LabeloDye,
:. Fon,
BrisBt,
Lamouroux,
Capsules de l,aqun,
Mafhey-Caylus.
For sale at
JOHN JASTREMSKI'S,
june6 Third Street Drug store.
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CIsACR EEsS AND CHEESE.
4 G4OD stock for sale by
! 4 oct24 JOSHUA BEAL
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PORK

+ YOU want good nrtcle-(and full weight
l. Mess Pork aud as cheap as any other house
call on now RANDOLPH u BATES
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FLOUR

lGl BARRELS and 40 half barrels Choice
IVU anu Medium grades Of fresh ground
Flour, row in store and for sale by
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FROM STROUDSBURG.
The Brodhead Murder Trial.

STRoUDsBUhG, Pa, Dec. 30.-The case of the
Commonwealth against Wm. Brooks aud Charles
Orme, for the murder of Theodore Btodhead, of
the Delaware Water Gap, was called up on
Monday morning, Judge Barrett presiding. The
whole day was spent in empanelling a jury
and the opening argument of the District
Attorney. The first witness called was Thomas
Brodhead, the brother of the deceased, who was
with Theodore at the time of the murder. The
evidence occupied half the day, and was listened
to with attention by the crowd in the court
room. A larceny had been perpetrated at
Thomas Brodhead's house on the morning of
the 25th of September. Mr.. Brodhead, with his
brother, was in pursuit OF the perpetrators, and
they came upon them just below the Kittanning
House, on the public road. Thomas came no to
them first, and told them they were sup.
posed to be guilty of the crime, aud insisted that
they should return with him. Brooks seemed
inclined TO comply but 0rme refused. Brodhead
stepping between them, took hold Of Orme and
told him he must go back. Brooks then stepped
rallying they both drew pistols and shot d. )wu
Theodore, who had just come up, folio wing WITH
other shots in quick succession at Thomas, who
fortunately escaped with his life.
AT the opening OF the afternoon session there
was great rush for seats, aud the crowd
stormed the entrance, and the room was so
densely packed that it was with difficulty that
the jury could be brought to their seats.
The trial Will last four or Ave days.