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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-18

OIRCLE A Crushed SUGAR
Very Choiee and Dry.
French Pate de Fol 6rsz,
B0zsea sagar-eured Haas, very eAOics.
English Dairy Cheese. IN boxes. ehoiee.
Eastern Dried Apples in half-bbls. shoics.
New Pacific Goldfish. very choke.
Smoked Bacon. stEeaky, very ehoice,
Cream Cheese, very choice.
Victoria Potatoes. Humboldt DO. ehOiss.
SIlver-skinasd Onions. very choice.
For sale cheap BY HENRY NAY.
FRESH MOLokAI BUTTER,
For sale by HENRY NAY.
FRESH CORN MEAL,
For sale BY HENRY NAY.
ORDERS FOR CABIN STORES,
Nszzez and Clubs. and also. Orders for
Shipment to the other Islands viii be carefully
packed and promptly executed BY
HENRY MAY.
Fire-Proof Building, Fort Street.
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POSTAGE STAMPS.

SPECiHHN Postage stamps Of IL
- ssi } Seass determinations ear BE hSaxAt
Al the POST OPTICS. Il
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Pearl Barley,
Cotton Canvas.
Crackers in Tins.

A NERIcAS MANUFACTURE. For Sale
u By lss-5nJ BOLLE5 4 CO.
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El1ses e ~ n,aa sss ne aaa.A 4 ss-'-.

r-zsAaza * e4s-- aAs'. s-=a-
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X Kerosene Oil.
Just received, fresh and
prime. r. STEWART
ASgss, ~ 343
Sherif's Sale.

By vfrtne OF Suedry Writ Of 'Fi"ri Facias'
to- ins directed IswA sch On the first ID ondaf
In Seotemb~r next, before the Court House
dooSss ase 70 Hewing property, yiz: .;
Que house and lot in the town of New
berry.eeutaiaing half an acre, more or less,
bounded by la1ds of B. H. Wright. ct al
Levied oa,st ths SUIT Of H., H. Blease, v>
Joe Montgomery. 8
Also xa the right. title and interest of A.
C Darlington. in one house and lot. in the
town Of $eWberTy. conttining seven acres
more or less. bounded by loFs ef E. ). Cop
pock, Peter Moon. ct al. Levied on at the
SUIT Of the State vs. G Darlington. .
Also one lot which is known as 1.-The Brick
Srsble." on Main Street, two hundred and
three feet ia front, and the same in the rear,
running through from Main Street to the
Stree; leading by the Jail and bounded bv
lots of Henry O. Henson, and lot formerly
owned by G 7. Scott. ct al, levied on at
the suit of J. A. and & H. Mars, ct al We.
II, Il Einard:
Also. one hundred acres of land, more or
less. bounded by lauds Of D. n. Haltacre, =,
Estate Of George Galiman, ct al. Levied o"
a. the suit of Maiinda Cameron for Dover,
VI. James Moore.
Also. one Half Stare House in the city OF
Frog Level bounded by lots Of P. Sullivan,
Viiev Bridges, and Corks Ferry Road. Le-
We'd oif at the suit of Malinda Cameron
for Dover vs.. Wm Werts and Wife. and
others.
hand more or less bounded bv lands OF d V.
Scurry, G C Ridtehuber, DR.. Calvin Rig>
gins ct. al. Levied on at the suit of Moses
Z. Gibson, ct al VS.. Archev II. Smith.
Aug. 10 9342t. p
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Commissioners Notice.

NswBERRY, August Is 1868.
An 0verseer> Of Roads. heretofore ap-
poin red and aching by authority from Com
miAsioncrs Of Roads. ara he eby. authorised
au,t. requireAI % soon as pracficahle,) 10 cab
out rhc: koad hands and work the Roads
tf1roughoar the County. and warn or notify
an defsaters TO apper before this Board, al
Newberry Court House, on next safe day.
IL case of the death Or removal from the
Division Of any. everseer, some citizen o.
: such diEiSion:witplease at once report that
fact to the Board. :. ,
y. : - GEORGE BROWN,
Chairman Board of County Commissioners
August 19 d..
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To Medical Students.

We, offer for sale, on reasonable snd ac>
commodating terps, pesualSCA0LAR-
SHIP in the Ef}eeiic Medical College of
PENNSYLVANIA AN Institution of long stand
ing and high reputstiou, This Scholarship
can be transferred, ~ any student. the place
for name being left blank in the certificate.
II entities the holder 70 all the rights aud
privileges of the InstitatioR, full and
thorough Instruction. and all that apper..
taias TO a complete Medical Education; and
also entities the holder to attend all the Lee
lures of the College even after graduation, if
desired. 80 -
Certificate of Scholarship can be seen at
this 0ffire-
Aug l9 SIT. - 90
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We are 50 often called on to extract the
first Molars or J Teeth for Children, aud
to regulate or strengthen the front teeth,
which become crooked from negiecr, that
we think it advisable to cIli the attention Of
parents TO the suhjecr; so thar the back teeth
may be filed, ana the font teeth noticed
whilst children. are cutting their second get.
30 rs to prevent their Coming irregular.
Children sized. or lose but ten teeth from the
upper i4w, and ten from the lower jaw. and
the MeiarS, or jaw teeth. which they cut
BACK of these. belong 10 their adult or grown
set Many persons >sy they were not aware
of this fact. Now notice and act According
ly. Charges very moderate Terms cash
& S.WHALEY. Surgeon Dentist:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EEwBERRY COUNTY

. EEWBERRY COUNTY.
By joint Peterson. Probate Judge, OF New
berry County.
Whereas JAS A Davis has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, With Will am
nexed, on, all and singular the goods aud
chattelS. right and credits Of Nancy Davis,
late Of the; county aforesaid, deceased:
These. are therefore 10 cite AID admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased. to be and appear before
| me, al our next Probate Court for the said
County, TO he holden at Newberry Court
| House on the oath day Of Aug inst, to show
cause. if any why the said Administration
should not he granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 10h
day Of August, inst in the year Of oar Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight.
John T. Peterson, P.J. N. c.
Aug. I2 50 2t.
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=. .CoMMERGAL.'

NEwsERRY, aug. 19.-GoitoH in good de-
u1ead &C 264 fer middlngS.
N3R. .YoRK, August III Motion
Hrmss.-but rot active; sales 900 haleS, at
sol 30. Flour -superfne state 7.23 4 25.
Corn scsive, but prices favor buyers. Cold
wssker-46S = -.
CHARlssEoN. August1 II Cotton du1l; DO
sslss-n aHtines nominal. at %.
aArsrsFA. .-Aucu>t II BUYERS are asking
1sfor m idaiings; sales ~ ha}es. -.
EIvERFoeL, August I7--EVeni1g Lotion
aesfye ana advanCed 3D.; and at the close
vxs Sun tending up: sales 20 600 bales-up-
lapA loE: orletac III.
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e0FFoN CONSIGNMENT,

I respectfully inform the Merchants,
Planters and Farmers of New6-rry and ad-
joining Counties, that may be found atmy
office in, the rear of the Correr Brick Store,
occapied oy Mesrs. Gary L Duncan, with
Increased facilities for makinS
Liberal Advances on Cotton,
shipped through, me to that prompt and
pop:lar business house, Messrs. Geo. h.
Walter. & Co., Charleston, So. Ca.
I have ctnSe Brick Ware House., near
The Railroad Depot, for the storage of Cot
ton consigned to ose at this place. will
sell Cotton for parties who may desire n,
and remit proceeds promptly oy express or
otherwise as directed. l will hny Cotton
20 order Oh de-osit Of funds for the pur-
pose. 5 Any business intrus;ed to me wifbe
executed " ith premptnes<,. csrefnlaess and
fidelity. tUHARGEo MODERATE"
CT, SCOTT,
, Cotton Broker, Com. b Exchange Agent.
Newberry, S. e., Aug. 18th, le6S.> emo.
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A doctors wife attempted to. move
hin By her tears ,<:-
sAhn, ,nsaid he, "tears are useless. I
have aaaIyzed them. They. contaia a
little phosphate of lime, some >cholorate
efsodipm and water"
i has5and ~e know complains sadly
at the price. Of "duck. ~ His wife re-
seatly 6asghs three, VIA duck Of
. dress, = duck of bonnet, aud 4
s'Saek ola parasol.
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.JOYNER'S
National Hotel,
Gn1,,n,lain 9 G

Within fifty yards Of the Greenville and
Charleston Railroad Depots, corner Gerv"lS
and Ga1>den streets.
RATES Board, per week, sl2 so :; per
lay, So; Supper, breakfast and lodging, 81;
Single Meals; 81.
4 No l, Livery Stable in con- ectiou with
the Horel, Carriages, &C., for hire at all
hours of the Day ard Night.
ROBERT JOYNER,
Ang. l9 Proprietor.
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United States of America.
Soy+6 Nrro7jo1 H,ef,.irf .

SUItN CtIIUttHW DISt7ICt. ::
By virtue of an order Of Sale to me di-
rected bv thu. Hon Geo. S. Bryan, Judge
Of the United States District Court for tile
Bislrict Of South Carolina, vii! sell at pub
iic Auction, at ;Newherry CHI, s. c.,
On tie 18th day Of August, 1868.
Two ~ Mules. fifty onet t5lrgallons Distilled
spirits, Que ~ Two Horse Wagon, and one
'IJ set Of Harness. .,.,
Terms Cash. -. ..-
JPN. .EPPFNG, -
=. =. s. Marshall.
~.-.- - GEORGE LARSEN,
Aug 1e "a 2t. DepatySU. S. Marshall.
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In Bankruptcy.

ABSENCE OF HENRY SUMNER, LEGIsTER
Henry Summer, Register in the Court of Bank
rupcy for the district of South (sroius, has by
order of the Court for said district, been allowed
leaye to be absent from the State until 25th Sept
1893, aug IL st
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Jusr RscErvED.-Ast the Drug Store of
DE-. ). Mcintosh can be found full and
hesh stock Of all the popular remedies
known in medicine. besides general stock
sfarugsss chemicals, perfumsries. &c, &c.
ese sdreftaseHaens for particulars.
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We invite attention to Mr. 6. T. Scott's
card IN .tosday's paper. It is directed to
shose hsying cotton for sale, or who desire TO
purchase the staple; to those in need Of a
good eonsignee, aud that wish prompt remit
SsSfcsg. e - -
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District Court Of the United States
For the District of South Carolina. In Bak.
rupecy In the matter Of JAS. B. HAlR
Bankrupt.
To whom It may concern TheSpndersigned
hereby gives notice of his appoin tment "a AS
signee OF the estate OF Jss. b Hair, Of Lexing-
ton County, and State o South CaroliDs, withiu
said district. WHO has been adjudeed bankrupt
upon his own petition by the district court Of
sSid district. DATED 9th day of August D. 1868
Aug. u 333t JOHN S. HAIR, Assiguee.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberrv DiStrict-ln Equity.
Mary NJ RideIhuber, Adm'x, v. John j.
Ridehuber, ct al. Bill for Dover.
The creditors of William L. Ridelhuber,
deceased, are required 70 render and estab-
lish their respective demands bcfore the Com
missioner, on or before the first day of Octo>
Der next. SILAS JOHNSIONE,
CONS Office, q. E. N. D.
July q 80 1T. 0l2.
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Our Veteran Merchant, R. Stewart, Esq g,
begins the fall campaign, with supply OF
desirable aa1l'fresh goods-cheap.
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I. 1. WHITE<
GUNSMITH.
And Repairer

of all kinds Of FIREARMS, LOCKS, &c.
Has on hand Pistols and Guns of all ap-
proved makes. Ammunition, such as Car
trdses, Caps, Powder aud Shot. -
Shot Pouches, FaSks, Ba gs, and every
other kind of Sporting Apparatus. Besides
many o'h3r articles Of various characters
and kinds. .'r
All kinds Of REPAIRING neatly and ex-
p dhiorsly executed, and at low rates.
April 10 IL IT,
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Dress Making.
STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry Di>tric'-In Equity.
James B. Livingston, Ex' or, v. Elizabeth
Kinard and hers.
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Mhr>
shall Livingston, one OF the defendants in
the above stated case, resides beyond the
limits OF this State.
On motion Of Mr.. Jones, Com Dlainanr's
Solicitor, ordered that the said absent de!
tendant do plead, answer or demur to the
bill IN said case within forty days from the
publication hereof, or the same will be taken
pro coEfesso against him.
CONS office, SILAS JOHNSTONE,
Aug. 3 90 ct. *12 O. z. Il. D.
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Sac Gard in another column, of Mr.. Robt.
Joyner's we'll appointed hotel
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Carriage and Buggy
FACTORY.
.. J. Taylor & Co.


Will keep constantly on hand atgood as:
sortnent Of fine BUGGIEs Of the most ap-
proved styles and patterns, combining
lghtnrss and durability. Built to order
Light Rockaways, and Plantation Carriages,
Pheatons, Top and no Top Buggies, SC. :
Old Carriages apd Buggies renovated and
made to look az good as new. Repairing
done in the best manner and at reasonable
prices, and all work estimated on before i
is repaired and copy given to our custo:
mers. Special attention given to repairing
fine Carriages and Bnggiss, which is impor-a
.tant 10 consumers. Freight will be paid one
way, when sent by Rail Road, when the re-
pairs amount to version. We use nothing
but the best materials that can be bought, and
are willing to rely on the merit OF our work for
liberal patronage. We invite the exami-,
nation Of our work and assure the public
that We can build the same class work 81
cheap if not cheaper than we can import iN
All Of our work is warrant d.
Our Factory is near the Depot :,
Newberry, S. g., March rs Is ly-, =:
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STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA

Newberry- District-In Equity.
A. E. Tribb!e. v. Kay Burton. Bill for ap-
plication of fund for payment Of debt.
The creditors of Kay Burton are required
to render on oath and establish their de-
mands before the Commissioner on or before
the first dav Of October next.
Conn., Office. SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Aug. e SO 81, *l0 c.E-;E.D-
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Greenyille & Columbia R. r.

ON and after WEDNESDAY. the 12th
Instant, Passenger Frains> will Pun daily
Sundays excrp'ei. connecting with Night
Trains on Sou b Ctro ms and Charlotte and
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Law Partnership.
Attend to Your Children'STeeth

July Is 80 IT,, - = .-s4
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21
We are glad to hear such honorable mentit

DEMOCRATIC DIRGE.-Some POLITICALLY inclined
chap parodies the e Burial of Sir John More y
to make 1t suit the present wants of the Democ-
racy. lie does it in the following clever style ::
. Not drum was heard nor a funeral note as up
Salt river we hurried, but we forged to depart
from our weary boat, and wished our leader was
buried. He was killed so dead on election dav
by the Grant and Colfax legions, that naught
was LETT his friends but to pray his soul from the
internal regions. And thus in the dark and
gloomy night of defeat and despair we hurried
with his clay-cold corpse concealed from sight to
the place where our dead are buried. The cof-
I'm was ready-'twas Belmont's best-and in rebel
gray as we found him, he lay like traitor TAX
ing his rest, with the Confederate rag around
him. BY the side of Mcclellan we made his
grave, with our torches dimiy burning; and the
same old spades of that gallant brave we used
for the soft turf turning. And there he lies in
the moonlight cold, on the banks of that lone
Saft river no stone was erected the tale to un-
foid-our dead are forgotten forever. And now
IN the bottle we find relief; the Offices. alas
have departed with Seymour and Blair we have
come to grief, and hence we are all broken
hearted"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21

The LAST REBEL RAID.-Our Republican CO.
temporaries are expressing strong resentment at
the election of Mcclellan to the Presidency of the
University, but it will be without effect on the
Copperhead Board of Regents They capa-
BILE of any sort of outrage on public opinion, and
doubtless intend to make themselves as odious
as possible, and do all the harm they can before
being elected from office. We suppose that the
late atrocity has been chiefly instigated by that
tear-shedding hypocrite and traitor, Parson Ftz-
gerald, whose existence here has been one of
the most curseful public calamities. Immedi-
ately after the war, he went on blubbering
tour through the South, groaning and genufect-
ing over rebel distress, but never stopping to
drop tear at Andersonvlle or Belle Isle, where
his " Southern brethren looked with the stole
complaisance of savages upon the hunger, and
misery, and despair, and madness of prisoners of
civilized war in the keeping of demons from
He'll. We can never look upon the leaky eyes
and u mortified countenance" of that Chadband
of the Lost Cause, without emotions of resent
ment and loathing. While our brave men were
being piled up on the field and were rotting i'll
rebel prisons, this priest of slavery was going
about prayerfully among the women and children
of Southern immigrants, poisoning their hearts
against the Government of their country, and
while administering the holy sacrament with one
hand carried the torch of rebellion in the
Transcript.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21

ANXIOUS TO ACCEPT THE SITUATION. Those
immaculate patriots and eminent Democrats
Wade Hampton and A. H. Stephens seem ex-
ceedngy anxious to acquiesce in the expressed
wishes of the people at the ballot-box, and the
latter even suggests that all Democratic Electors
cast their votes for Grant, and thus make his
election unanimous in the Electoral College.
Very conciliatory in Mr. Stephens, to be sure,
when we remember that only a few weeks ago he
was denouncing Grant in the most bitter man
ner, and assuring his people that Seymour
" had been true to the South-true in peace and
true in war;" Further. than the satisfaction
which il may afford the Electors from Kentucky,
Maryland, Louisiana, Georgia, New York, New
Jersey and Delaware to cast their votes for
Grant, we cannot see that any particular end
would be accomplished. The truly loyal people
of the country would have no greater confidence
in the honesty of such men as Hampton - the
Trainer OF the most offensive clause in the New
York Convention resolutions. We think the
proposition is intended as a compliment to Sey.
mour more than otherwise. These men prefer
to not further embarrass him by the use of his
name in the Electoral College. Grant is elected,
and we shall have peace The blight of slavery
is removed and tranquility assured. The Gov
eminent will move happily along, and the army
Will be welded in accord with the loyal State
administrations in the South. If our rebel
friends desire to subside, so much the better
Their unwilling resistance has only created tur-
moil and confusion, kept capital and immigra-
ton away from the South, and retarded the re-
paration, of wars devastation
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21

tbs CoUSrY.-The official vote of Trinity, as
published in another column, shows majority of
ia for the Grant Electors, and 100 for Harrison.
The total vote of the county was sse, small in
crease on that of last year, although the poll
lists show that nearly one hundred more votes
were enrolled then than now
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21
Weayervjlle, Saturday, Nov. q, 1868.

ANOTHER RADICAL" OurRAGE-The Bulletin
says that the investigation by the United States
Grand Jury has already developed sixty cases OF
naturalization frauds in Santa Cruz county, the
papers having been issued in San Francisco
Seventeen cases of the same description have
been brought to the notice of the Grand Jury as
having occurred in Marin county. This will
prove no trifipg matter, as the cases will come
directly before Judge Hoffman, In the q. S. Dis
trict Court. The names of parties accused can
not be revealed till the indictments shall have
been presented and the arrests made by the Uni
ted States Marshal. 1t would seem as though
Government {" bastile " doors were again yawn-
ing to receive Democratic evil-doers.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21

OREGoN.-Latest reports from eastern counties
of Oregon greatly reduce Democratic majorities.
Baker county, heretofore reported 242 majority
for Seymour, gives only le3. In Union county
the majority is reduced 40 below that FIRST re-
ported. Republican gain is reported in Coos
and Curry counties. The Democratic majority
in the State now seems to be but %. This may
be increased somewhat, but Republicans still
have some hope of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21

THIRD DISTRICT CoxGREssMAN.-It is disagree
aoie to be compelled to acknowledge that Hart
son is defeated for Congress in this District by
the present incumbent. The majorities for Hart
son are, Butte %, Humboldt 26l, Lassen 90,
Marin 81, Napa l27, Plumas l21, Shasta SO,
sierra 4ss, Solano 80, Suffer 20, Trinity 100,
fuba 1876, making total of ,e37. Johnson IS
ma'oritlss are Colusa BAL, Del Norte 6, Klamath
oo, LAKE ss- 5US; Mendocino AGO. Siskyou ss, So
noma OH, Iehama 48, Yolo SO, making a total
of l,s24. These figures will not be matas;a,,v %,
.e.ea oy returns to come in, and it is quite GER
tam that Harrison is beaten It's votes in the Dis.
trict. " VIC us
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21

hvSRYwHERE, throughout the civilized world
is tne name OF Lincoln honored-in Asia as we'll
as IN Europe, and in parts of Asia where Ameri-
cans are rarely seen. Mr.. Thomas w Knox. in
MS Journey through Siberia, two years ago, fire.
quently saw portraits of our martyred. President
hanging on the walls of wayside stations and in
the nands OF wealthy citizens. At Ekaterinberg.
II, IN '1e orai mountains, he was shown bust of
a wealthy Russian. " 'n' oiO''
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21

THE State of Nevada has elected Thomas Fitch
to represent her in the lower house of Congress
In the natural talents requisite for eminence in
oratory he has few superiors, and it is probable
that few men in the national capitol will be able
to draw larger auditory than he, after he be-
comes known. He has wit, invectiye, sarcasm
and passion as well as ready command of words
which flow in pointed, graceful and sonorous pc
RODS. With study, industry and prudence, Mr.
Fitch may make fine career for himself.-Aha.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21

NEVADA SrATE.-Our neighboring sister State
has gone Republican by over 1000 majority.
Storey county gave Grant and Colfax 553 major
ity and Cummings, Republican, is elected Sher-
iff by SO majority. Every Union Republican
candidate for the Legislature and county Office
is elected, and every township officer chosen
throughout the county belongs to the great
party of Progress, with the exception of Con-
stable elected in Gold Hill.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21

Democratic State Central Committee have ap-
pointed committee to attend at Sacramento,
for the purpose of contesting the State election
on tie ground of frauds in Santa Cruz, Contra
Costa and Placer counties. And the Nevada
" Tanners" have appointed committee to con-
test on the grounds of fraudulent voting in the
Democratic counties of Sonoma and Colusa.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-11-21

PRETTY MAp.-The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution
does not approve the course of the New York
World Hear it -" That paper tried to sell the
party in the beginning of the contest pimp
of the bonded oligarehy, it would sell the party
to the devil for mess of pottage. Belmont,
with all his bloated crew-the gamblers upon
party chance, and jugglers at New York stock
boards, with the World as trash thrown in, ere
opposed, first, to the nomination, and. secondly,
to the election of Mr.. Seymour. To-day they
secretly rejoice in their hearts at the probability
of his defeat"