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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

NICE PREsESr.-Nr. F. II. Brown has donated
to the Weaverville District School large sized
portraits of Washington, Lincoln and Grant
Call at Wells, Fargo 1 Co.'s Office and examine
his stock of portraits of noted Americans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

Coon BErs.-IIenry c. Wilt, of Parks Bar,
mas bet K. j. Holmes, of North Fork, $3.50 that
Grant and Colfax will carry California. Safer
than betting - four aces is that bet. Henry.
Tom Middleton and Charley Davis, of Douglas
City, take five thousand pounds of grain from
b. " George, of Hay Fork, on these conditions ::
If Seymour and Blair carry the State of New
York By over $4,000 majority, Middleton and
Davis pay FIVE cents pound for the grain if
they do not carry it by over 45, 900 majority the
grain is furnished without charge. That will be
a cheap lot of grain for the Douglas boys.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

On A VIsIT.-Mr. Isaac Woodbury. and family
of this place, sailed on the last steamer for his
old home in Maine. They will be absent abou,
three months. We wish them pleasant trip
and safe return.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

SCHOOL BALL.-This friday evening there is
to be party at Lewiston for the benefit of the
School fund. Preparations have been made for
a good time, and We hope to hear that the occa-
sion was we'll patronized.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
@arriaaes:

At Oregon Gulch, September Gath, by Rev.
Father Coleman, B. S. GUPrIL, ESQ. to MISS Ma
RI MoLoNEY, both of Oregon Gulch.
AT Red Bluff, September 9th, Brigadier Gen.
JAMES c. RoLEY to Mss MARY vIsrAL.
At Hydesville, Humboldt county, September
6th by F. D. Ketcham, J. P, WILLIAM E. ArKE-
SON to MISS MARY E. SMITH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

kARsKY Co.-Have card to the public in
to-days paper. Mr.. Karsky is in San Francisco
purchasing large additions to their stock of la
dies and gents goods. Their stock will soon
be removed to the newly-ftted store in the Ma
sonic Hall building. Goods are to be sold chea.
per than ever at the new store Don't forget it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

MENDocNo.-Mr. Carpenter, Federal Assessor
for Mendocine and Trinity counties, was here
this week. He believes from the enthusiasm
manifested by Union men that Mendocino NAV
be counted as certain for Grant, Colfax and
Harrison.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

SWEET PoTAToEs.-Lang has few hundred
pounds of them, and, from present indications
he won't have long. If you are fond of that
vegetable go straight to Langs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

az. rHeSx--In another column is card
fs on.aning some facts in behalf of the Phoenix
49,. ne company, of which NJ. F. Griffin is
institution, and entirely reliable. 60
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

SMoKE.-The last fortnight has been emphat-
ically the smoky term in this region, and the
complaint Of a clouded, and in some instances
almost insuferable atmosphere, comes from all
sections of the State. brisk breeze during
Tuesday drove the smoke from the Weaverville
Basin, and We are breathing free again. Noun
tains on fire in every direction
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

LOWER HOUSE BALL.-Remember that party
announced at the Tower House op next Friday
Evening, October I'd. 1t will be good occasion
~, enjoyment, and we advise all Trinity people
VINO can do so to improve the opportunity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

OFF FOR HUMBoLDT.-Thomas Carr started for
Eureka, Humboldt county, where he will perma-
nently locate, yesterday morning. Mr.. Carr was
one of the early settlers of Weavervile and one
of her best citizens, and the departure of him
self and family is universally regretted in this
community. They were serenaded by the Brass
Band at the New York Hotel on the eve of their
departure
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

DocuMENTs.-We are indebted to United States
Senator Cole for great variety of public docu-
ments received during the past two weeks,
among them the Andy johnson impeachment
proceedings, in three volumes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

CoMING.-Jas. R. Balch under Odd Fellows
Hall, has received portion of his Fall and Win
ter stock, and the remainder will come next
week. Those who have dealt with Rip. in past
years have no occasion for regret ; those who
have not may find it to their interest to try him
before purchasing their Winter d" toggery."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

c,asta ,t TUX oAAsr.--A friend writes us from
100 to 200 majority for Grant and Colisr uo"n l0r
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
DISSOLUTION.

H1OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
v copartnership heretofore existing between
phillips Chandler and the undersigned has
beeu dissolved. The business will be continued
bv them at the old stand All persons Indebted
10 the late firm requested to made immediate
settlement. c. c. PETTYJOHN
Lewiston, September Is, 1861. 37:to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

READ the business announcement of Thinner
man Son, old residents Of Weayervllle. They
have purchased the entire stock of Peter Mclean,
and will hereafter conduct that business IN all
its branches, and to the satisfaction of all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

ing the nomination:
"There is but one way to
restore the Government and
the Constitution and that Is
for the President elect 10 declare
the reconstruction acts nall and
roid, compel the army to I'M
do its usurpations at the
South, DISPENSE THE CAR
PET-BAG STATE GOVERN.
MENTS, allow the white peo-
pie to re-organize their OWE
governments, and elect Sena'
tors and Representatives. The
House of Representatives will
contain a majority of Demo
Gratis from the North. and they
will admit the Represents
tives elected by the white peo
pie Of the South and, will
the cooperation Of the Presi'
dent, it will not be difficult t.
COMPEL THE SENATE TC
SUBMIT once more 10 the OBJ
legations OF the Constitution
= We must have a Presi
dent who will execute the will
Of the people, by trampiins
into dust the usurpdtions O
Congress knOicn as the recon
structi0a acts.
FRANK r. BLAIR"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
Protection Against Indians.

CEDAR FLAT Trinity River, Sept 81 1868.
EDITOR JOURNAL 1T appears that get soldiers
at Burnt Ranch for the protection Of the citizens of lower
Trinity River against Indians But Thos Campbell at tn,
South Fork get all he desires to protect himself and
small stock of goods
would like whether he protec
ton than other citizens If the commander Fort Castor
would send twenty thirty soldiers Burnt Ranch
satisfaction would be ven and Tom Campbell be protected
at tho time.
little less Partially, Captain Pollock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

"wHAr becomes of the peoples money ~ is the dolorous
cry of the apache Press.
1t goes to pay the expenses of a Democratic
rebellion.
THE Democracy have been trying raise the wind for
long time"-Erchon0c.
They got a whole bag full OF it when they
drew Frank r.-Humboldt Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

Acceptance:
"If elected to the Office of
President Of the United States
1t triH be my endedror to adj
minister ALL THE LAWS in good
faith, with economy, and with
the rietc Of giring PEACE, oUI-
ct AND PROTECTION ererytohere.
In times like the present it is
impossible, or at least emf
nently improper, to lay down
a policy to be adhered TO, right
or wrong, through an admin
istration Of four years. New
political issues, not foreseen,
are constantly arising; the
views of the public on old ones
are constantly changing, and
a purely administrative officer
should a,odys be left free TO
EXECUTE THE WILL OF THE PEo-
PIE. / dl,cdys hare respected
that ,ciU, and al,cays shall
PEACE AND UNIVERSAL PROSPER
ITY-its sequence-UiM econo-
my Of administration, will
tighten the burden of taxa
ton, while it constantly re-
duces the National debt. LET
US HAVE PEACE.
With great respect, your
obedient servant,
q n-~-y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

SEYMOUR MANI tell you what, sir, Democracy is look
ing up
GRANT MAx-Well, Democracy is fiat its back tina
it can't well look any other way
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
8irths:

At Red Bluff, September 18th, the wife of C.
Fader, of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
Medic al Advtce.-Dn. WIN K. DOHERrT's Mediealand

Medic al Advtce.-DR WIN. X. D0HERTf iedlcaiahu
Surgical Institute becoming sine qua non 10 tne "e"Ie
of State of citizens and his rapdi sprea
although ii excite
signal of skill and follows as the natural ene.t Vi
cause We are personally acquainted with gentlemen VINO
had suffered chronic disease ana VINO hau Ia
ken advantage Of every available means that Proseu re-
lief bur without until they called upon DR. DoHERTf
who in an incredibly of time has gwen them en-
tire relief II is gratifying this TACT because the
Dor is gentleman who defamation of others
to o
his upon the of another iahe- Inc Doc,o oo
ducts his Institute in a that must be gratifying
all his patients He examines advises anu recommends
without charge and the patient after nearing MS "
can accent reject pleasure In no case does
make charge unless he effects cure ms he
is able be feels the confidence which eA
perience has given and no the consolation which ap
pertains to that confidence Persons afflicted Win eher
cute or chronic disease would do well to consult the Doctor
at all do harm. Tor -
fee: he obedience 10
patient places himself under his care Ills "
street opposite Pacific Mail steamship COM
panys ofice-S1n Francisco Ne'cS
Special Notice-In calling attention of the reader to
the advertisement of Dr. j. c. Young Institute TO oe
part paper feel are answering he
dictates pointing ont to suffering hn
many the honest and skillful Medical practitioner II ID
duty every whose knowledge places II In ns
power act guide who otherwise would unw
ngy take wrong path. There is no need TO wear OUT
life of pain and anguish and in the end NIL eishohoreo
grave longer unfortunate ones but turn 10 m
you giving yoD IN place OF watf
and impaired iui N6oi an"
power.
The Institute been in successful operation or seven
years. the pioneer Institute oil the coast
so it has been the pioneer the march of progress.
We say again aiced-read the advertisement ana
follow is aIyices SILLY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

% BY THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEM ~
Every day makes it palmer that the peace and
honor of the Nation are involved in the pending
Presidential campaign. We constantly re-
ceving intelligence uniform in character and
admitting but Interpretation. By the latest
dispatches we informed that in the Demo-
cratic State of Kentucky forcible resistance was
made to the service of Federal process by the
United States Marshal, who kidnapped, his
life threatened, and that in two counties alone
there is a regular organization numbering 300
men to prevent the execution of any process
from the Federal courts. Not long ago the
Governor of Georgia deemed it advisable to issue
proclamation warning the people against drill
ing in a military capacity, and notifying ex-
Confederate soldiers that they were violating
their parole President johnson has found it
necessary to order the Secretary of War to sup
port the lawful authorities of Tennessee against
the Ku-klux of that State. What does all this
signify is the question, and there is but one
answer. 1t is the legitimate fruits of the dis
honorable revolutionary sentiments advocated
by the entire Democratic press, and proclaimed
by their orators from every stump in the land.
The cardinal principles of the Democracy I'M
blushingly announced are Reputation and Rev.
olution. There is no Disgusting the fact that the
one means nationa! dshonor and the other rebel
revenge. The people will remember that this
party, which so loudly threatened civil war,
whose teachings result in organized resistance
to Federal authority, and fifty represented
| by the ku-klux in their murderous prescription
of Union men in the South, made the same
threats in 1860, and carried it into execution
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

The Sacramento Reporter graciously comedies
Nevada county to Grant and Colfax by 500 ma
jority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26
READ THE PROGRAMMES {.
PEACE AND WAR;

From Gen. Grants Letter Of From Gen. Bairs Litter SEEK
Acceptance: ing the nomination:
ole TOD n a,Hs, of T. ,t In
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

In 1860 the Democratic party pledged itself to
naugurate rebellion in the event of defeat at
the balot-box. We all remember how fairly the
election was conducted. No military attempt
was made to influence voters. The electors
were all white men. Democracy was beaten,
and it inaugurated war which cost hundreds
of thousands of lives, and involved the nation in
an immense debt.
The same party, headed by its old and corrupt
leaders, row threatens that in case Seymour and
Blair are elected another war will be inaugur-
ated for the purpose of overthrowing the recon-
structed State Governments of the South, and
restoring the order of things which existed be-
fore the war. The new issue which they present
to the country is contained in the plank of their
platform, which was the handwork of General
Wade Hampton, of South Carolina, and is con-
tanned in these words GO We declare the recon-
struction acts Of Congress-, so-called usurpdions,
unconstitutional, revolutionary and roid. :"
This programme means nothing short OF war.
All the Southern States but three have been, by
majority vote of all the people, recognized,
and in a perfectly legal manner recognized by
Congress Now, at the dictation of hot-headed
rebel generals, who praise the rebellion with
every breath, and boast of their undying devo-
ton to the lost cause, the miserable old Copper
head party goes into the campaign of 1868 with
pledge that if successful the country shall be
plunged into another struggle more fierce and
expensive than the one out of which we have
been so recently delivered by the blood and
valor of the best men of the nation.
These facts address themselves to the sober
consideration of every voter. Those who think
that we have not had war enough already, and
that our taxes are not sufficiently high, should
vote the Democratic ticket. Those who think
otherwise will roll up their sleeves and work
until the Sd day of November for the election of
the gallant soldier whose motto is: g LET US
HAVE PEACEl ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-26

A Successful Institution.-The old PHGNIx
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of liar tford is of the
most successful and best-managed institutions of the age
Their annual cash income amounts to and quar-
million dollars Their stock Is firmly held at 1913 per
share of $780, Dividends paid regularly and have
eraged ii per per since the Company
ganized and informed that their actual net cash
surplus amounts to OVER ONE HUNDRED PER CENT.
OF ITS CAPITAL STOCK or. in other words, that FOR
EVERY ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF CAP
ITAL 1T HAS OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF SURPLUSi The PHOENIX has been fixture
the Pacific for Eleven Years. it is the
popular best patronzed of the Eastern Foreign
companies does business honorable and equit
able basis and is not to be purchased by combination
Influenced by any pledges made by dsonorable rings
-Oakldnd Daily Ne1os.
NJ f. GRIFFIN is Agent for Trinity county.
The QUEEN PERFUMES MURRAY & LANMAN's FLORIDA
WATER nvgorate strengthens the weak and debtaed
sooes and quets the and excitabe and induces
healthfu sumber to the weary and sess. &S As there
counerfes buyers be to get the genuine
ume prepared only by Lanman Kemp, New York, sole
propretors. 800
1--WE the upward path to vicory.'-CalJornia
Express.
Going up Salt River by land, we suppose.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30
THE CHRONICLE.
- HAPPY NEW YEAR.
BY ASHLEY II. BALDWIN.

/ F5re minutes to midnight And Thousands
With hearts fiIled with hopes, and with
memories dear.
With hearts half divided, 'twixts xtsmiIing and
Their fvieiis, to watch for the birth of the
yearl
Fo',c minutes TO midnight! How many re-
Are crowded at once into omomeptso fspace
Soft regrets unavailing, and fond recollec-
tionS
OF many a dead and dearly loved face,
Three minutes to midnight, And hushed are
And full are our bosoms and silent our
tread:
Not an elder now weeps, not a younger re-
ioiceS
lis moment half-poised between Life
and the Death.
7tro minutes to midnight! The clock with
its breathing
Alone breaks the silence that reigneth
around:
And our minds and our souls are all teuderly
wreathing
The flowers Of fancy and hope at the sound.
One minute to midnight! Our hearts are
quick beating.
How sad is the JOY yet how joyful the pain!
One minute tomidnight! The moments are
All, hocan recall them to being again7
Midnight! And the joy-bells peal forth from
each Steeple
Their jubiiant chimes on the ear Of the
night:
From the first in power to the least Of the
May the Past be still cherished. the Future
still bright!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30
NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE NEW LISBON
RAILWAY

NOTICE is hereby given, that pur-
! y suant toa decree made by, and an order
OF sale issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Trumbull County, state of Ohio, Ia
me directed as Special Master Commissioner
in the suit OF William Reynolds, trustee. and
John T. kennard, against the New Lisbon
Railway Company, and the Ohio Coal and
Mining Company, TO make sale of the New
Lisbon Railway, with all its franchises and
property, both real and personal, that shall
offer for sale at public auction AT the door OF
the Court House in the Village OF Warren,
County of Trumbull, and state of Ohio. on
the 18th day of January ~ D., 1868, between
the hours Of 10 a. m, and P m, OF said day,
the said Railway, with the right OF way, {,
franchises, rights and privileges Belonging 10
said Company, described in said order as fol-
lows:
Company, made and to he made. between the
Cleveland and Mahoning Railway at Wealth
ersfield, Trumbull County, Ohio, TO a point
near Elkton, in COlumhiana Co., ohio. in
cluaing the right Of way and land occupied
and TO be occupied thereby, together with
the superStTuctures and tracks thereon, or TO
be thereon and all iron, rails, ties, and other
materials used thereon, and all bridges,
Viaducts. culveTts, fences, all grounds and
premises used for depOts. stations. shops, or
otherwise for the purpoSesOf said Rail Road,
and the buildings thereon and all other ap-
purtenances thereto, and also all the fran
chises, rights, and privileges OF said New
Lisbon Railway Company of, in, TO and con-
Also. at the same time and place. herein
before specified pursuant to. and in obcdi-
ence TO an order of sale issued out of said
Court in the said proceeding. shall as Spe-
cial Master Commissioner offer for sale at
public auction all the personal property des-
cribed in the mortgage of the said Railway
Company. executed and delivered 10 William
Reynolds as "A trustee described in said order
as ''all the personal property described in
said mortgage including all the engines, cars
tools machinery, materials and all other
personal property now owned by said New
Lisbon Railway Company" Real Estate and
Franchises appraised at SSO0,OOO.
Terms Of OfSale-Cash. l.. G. JONES,
Special Master Commissioner.
Dec I6, lS6S-5t
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EGAI NOTICE

1 lose Chafee, VS. John II, Clerk; Wealthy
Ci3irlz, Wells Clark, ana JohH Norris.
Notice is hereby given, that pluintin has
filed mis- petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas, Of TrUmbuH County. Ohio stating
that said Joan II. Il Wealthy, on the lst day
OF December, 1850, executed 10 said Norris, a
mortgage deedof all that part OF Lot To- OF
land in.the township OF MessOpotamia, in
said County, bounded as follows: Beginning
at southwest corner of said lot; thence east
TO the southwest corner of land owned by
John Norris; thence north on NOrris'S west
line TO his northwest corner: thence west
parallel with the south line to the west line
of the lot: thence south to the place OF be-
ginning, containing fifty acres Of land; 10
secure payment OF a promissory note Of same
date, made by said John IL to said Norris,
for sou payable five years from date, within-
terest payable annually; which note and
mortgage have been assigned to plaintiff, re-
main due and wholly unpaid, that said Wells
claims some interest in the land, subject to
said mortgage. Plaintiff asks judgment on
said note and mortgage. said defendants,
John H, Wealthy, and Wells, must appear,
answer, plead or demur on or before the 10Th
day of February, 1863, or said petition viii be
taken as confessed TO be true.
-- By MILTON SUTLIFF,
Dec 23-6t Atty for Plaintiff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30
Waking Horses Work.

Horses were designed as beasts OF
burden, to relieve mankind from ia
tiguing drudgery. 1t does not hurt
them to work hard, if they are treat
ed kindly. 1t is not the hard draw
ing and pOnderOus loads that wear out
horses and make them poor, baulky
and worthless; but il is the hard dri-
wing, the worry by rough and inhu-
man drivers, that uses up more horse
flesh, fat and muscle than all the Ia
Dor team performs.
Consider the pOnderOus loads that
many teams are required 10 cart every
day. and several times a day, and yet
they appear to grow fatter and stOrng-
er every year. They are treated kind
". On the other hand, other horses,
that do not perform half the labor,
soon grow poor, and give out, and
the next we hear Of them is, they
died with the harness on. Hard work
does not kill them; but the worrying,
fretting. and abuse did the job
Horses viii do all the moving and
reaping on large farm, thrash the
grain, pitch the hay, turn the grind
stone, saw the wood, and perform al
most all The heavy labor that farmers
have been accustomed to do, and grow
fat, if they are not worried and Jerked
and kicked about as if they were 4
living fOOt-ball.-N. y. Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30

before us in the untrOdden and often
beclouded path of the future-whetheI
it be financial embarrassment, OF
domestic trouble of another and more
serious type, or misunderstanding
with foreign nations, or the extension
of our flag and our sovereignty over
insular or continental possessions,
North or South, that fate or fortune
may peacefully offer to our ambition
let us believe with all confidence
that General Grants administration
will meet every eXigency with the
courage, the ability, and the con-
science which American nationality
and Christian civilization demand.
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A Thought for the Closing lear.

Ay sOuli what hast thou done for God?
Look DER thy misSpent years and see;
sum up what thou hast done for God,
And then what God hath done for thee.
He made thee when Hemight have made
4 soul that would have loved Him more
He rescued thee from nOthingness.
And set thee ON LIES happy shore.
What hast thou done for God, my soul!
Look DER thy misspent years and see;
Cry from thy worse than nothingneSS,
cry for His mercy upon thee!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30
OHERIFF'S SALE.
- The state of Ohio Trumbull County.
James b. Dunlap,l In Trumbull Common
vs. Pleas


By virtue OF an execution issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County,
levied upon and shall expose TO public sale
af the south door of the Court House in
Warren, in said County, Ohio. on Saturday
the 3d day Of January. 1869. between the hours
Of one and three O'Clock, p. VI. OF said day,
the following described premises tO-wit:-
Situate in SouthingtOn Township, No. > in
jth range of Townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and
which is also in the County of Trumbull, and
is known by part of lot No. 49. in the origin
al survey of said Township. known as lot
No. H. in the village plat OF BOwmansville,
as surveyed by franklin +. Stowe, in Aug.
1855, containing one-fourth Of an acre OF
land, be the same more or less, Appraised
at s.. Terms Cash. :. 81. LAIRD,
Sheriff, Trumbull County.
John M. Siull. Atty for PI'tn,
Sherifi7s Office. Warren. o., Dec . lS6S-5t