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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

Assessors OFFICE, 9TH DISTRICT, CAL,
SANTA Rosa, April TO- 1868.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
receive and determine appeals relative to er-
roneous or excessive assessments made by the
Assistant Assessors of the 5th District for the
Annual List of taxes for the year 1867. All ap-
peals shall be made in writing, and will be trans
mitted to this office through the Office of the As
sistant Assessor for the Division in which the ap-
pellant resides on or before the goth day of
April, 1868.
b6- See Section 10 of the Act of july 18th.
1868. W. A. ELIASON, U. s. Assessor,
l4:2i. 5th District, California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

SOUTHERN VIEW OF THE New HAMPSHIRE ELEc-
rIoS.-The Lynchburg (va.) Ners admits that
the result of the New Hampshire election is
ssrather incompatible with the idea so sedulously
inculcated by the Democratic press of an i'm
mense revolution in the popular mind against
the Radical party"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18
Weayervjlle, Saturday, April 1S, 1868.

Hs- San Francisco Agency.-San Francisco mer-
chants or business men who may desire advertisements
FISHER 629 Washington street. is our Agent and that he
alone is authorized to transact business paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

BLUSDER.-In publishing the names of the del,
egates at large to the National Republican Con-
vention, last week, we unintentionally omitted
that of Major John Stratman. We beg pardon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

The Sentinel-on the Border dominates Jef Da-
Wis for President and Brick Pomeroy for Vice
President. That would be a good ticket for the
Democracy; but, in case there should be obJec.
tons, the San Francisco Times suggests Raphael
Semmes and Long Primer Hall,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

FIRE-The house of Richard Baker, on the
West Weaver hill, with all its contents, was des-
troyed by FIRE on Thursday evening. The FIRE is
supposed to have been the work of an incendiary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

WADE AND THE OFFICE-HUNTERs. = Senator
Wade is badly bored by Conservative gentlemen
in and out of office, who have just discovered
that they were firm Radicals from the beginning.
They want promises from him that in case he
becomes President he will retain their services
or give them Offices. He returns this reply GAS
to this whole business of office hunting, wish
the public to know that if the task of making
Federal appointments shall by any chance de-
volve upon me, nobody is going to be benefited
by having come here to bore me about it,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

In TOWN.. Chadbonrne, Esq, of San Fran-
cisco, is in attendance upon the present term of
District Court, and we are pleased to see that
his services are in good demand
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

School BALL.-Next Friday evening the peo-
pie of Junction City will dance for the benefit of
the School Fund. Outsiders are cordially invt-
ed to be present and enjoy themselves.
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Ysw Sdrertise'11e'sts.
1868.
A FAREWELL ADDRESS
TO ELISHA HALL.

MR. HALL THREE THINGS ARE EVIL
lN dent to me. The first is that | placed my
self at your mercy when allowed you to draw
me to one side at the time of our conversation,
as am thereby deprived of all dsinterested ev-
idence as to what was actually said. The Sec
ond is that "some one has blundered," for
most assuredly supposed that l was giving my
consent to the REPUTATION of a SANDER, and not
to the publication of an attack upon the Compa-
nv or anybody else. The third is that either you
or possess defective memory, as our recollec-
ton of what passed between us on the occasion
in question varies very materially.
The evidence in question being conflicting,
you, who make some pretention to a knowledge
of law, will not object to my presenting the in
ternal evidence and surrounding circumstances
of the case to the attention of the public, for
their consideration before bringing in their YER
dict.
You, to whom the Company was pecuniarily
an injury, had motive for assailing it, l., to
whom it was no injury, had none.
Why should l, at that time, have given my
consent to the publication of card which, when
it did appear, would gladly have suppressed at
the price of anything that possessed.
You and were almost strangers we had spo-
ken to each other some eight or ten times in our
lives. You offered me no bride, or reward, or
inducement if would espose your quarrel. By
doing so, | would estrange my old and tried
friends, and prove traitor to the Company of
which was member. You, who are man of
dscernnient, should have seen this.
You are eloquent admit it-but you over
estimate the power of your eloquence when you
suppose that single dose of it-even if it be of
an hours duration-can tempt man to forget
his obligations forego his interests, forswear his
honor, forsake his friends, forfeit his self respect
and the good will of the community in which he
dwells, all for the high honor of becoming your
disciple.
I will enter into no examination of questions
of fact about which we differ as l only op-
pose assertion to assertion, which would proba-
bly, convince nobody.
l will attempt no defence of the Company, as
have more than enough to do to defend my
own reputation.
You can now issue your "Cards " and Ex-
plantations" until you make your case as clear
as the MONDAY sun, but for my part have done
with matter. l remain,
Your very obedient servant
l5:li. A. MCINTYRE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

PREACHING AT INDIAN CREEK.-Rey G. D. Pin
neo VIII noid divine service at Indian Greek at
y o'clock ON Sunday evening, April 10th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

PREACHING AT DOUGLAS CIrY.-Rev. G. D. Pin
neo will preach at Douglas City at o'clock on
Sunday afternoon, April 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

COUNTY BOARD OF ExAMINATIoN.-The Board
P. Lovejoy, Esq. on Saturday, April 25th. Par.
ties desiring certificates to teach, or to have GER
ti6cates renewed, should be present.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

BOTH Departments of the Weaverville District
School re-opened on Monday last, with full at
tendance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

LEG BRoKEx.-Adam Guth, one of the pioneers
of Rattlesnake, in this county, had leg broken
by caving bank in his mining claim on the
i4th He was packed to North Fork by his COM
panions, and will be brought to the German Hos
pital (being member of that Society to-day.
WEAVER CREEK FLUME.-The parties having
this monster mining enterprise in contemplation
have already commenced cutting the timbers.-
1t is the present intention of the Company to put
in from sixty to one hundred boxes the present
season. The flume will be IL by l6 feet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

Mn. OBERDEENER will accept our thanks for re-
peated news fayors within week,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

WHO OPPOSE IMPEACHMENT. A Washington
dispatch says &c The principal opponents of
impeachment here are the office seekers, whose
schemes are entirely married, the President not
having time to attend to their demands or listen
to their petitions. They lounge around the no.
tells and bar-rooms, loudly inveighing against
Congress and the impeachers, and many of them
have gone home in despair host of New
York oficeholders, among them Collector
Smythe, are in town looking after impeachment
and probable chances of conviction. Some of
the most influential are endeavoring to hedge, so
as to retain their places under the new admins
tration."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-04-18

CORRESPONDENT of the Pail Mall Gazette
says =" Few persons are aware that General
Mcclellan, whom President Johnson has desig-
mated as Minister from the United States to this
country, is of Scotch descent, and that his father
was cousin-german to the late Lord Clyde. Miss
Alicia Campbell, the sister of that gallant field
marshal, having died intestate in December,
1862 General Mcclellan proved himself to be
her nearest of kim and as heir to Miss Campbell
he will receive that portion of the Banda and
Kirwee prize money which Lord Clyde left to his
sister,"
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Preaching and Sabbath School.

REV. G. D. PNNEo will preach at the courtroom ut 1o4
O'Clock Sunday morning Sabbath School place
at o'clock, A.. NJ. All invited to attend.
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WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Pres
ident has approved the bill providing
for the distribution among the people
of the South of accumulated dissicated
vegetables aud preserved meats, which
are not required for the use OF the army,
The President has also approved the
bill providing that contracts for station.
cry for executive departments shall not
be made for more than one year at a
time.
The following dispatch was received
at the State Department at half past
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
COPENHAGEN, Jan, 81.
VIM. II. SetDGrd, Sec'y Of State, WdShing-
The treaty in regard to the sale of the
Danish, West India, Islands has been
sent to Washington. It has been rati-
lied by the Rigsdag and signed by the
King. (Signed) YEAMGN.
Secretary Seward in his remonstrance
to the Senate against the abolition of
secret agents of States says that such
action will greatly embarrass foreinn
affairs and initiate against successful
negotiations. Important public mat
tiers, some most Important treaties,
have been concluded by special agents
and couldn't easily have been neg otia-
ted by any other officer.
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From Enn FrnncInnn

NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-The steamer
co dates to the 18th uIt., and PanSms
dates to the 23d ult.
portant.
The news from Peru is Important.
Prado has been defeated at Araouipa
and forced TO retreat to Islay.
The revolution has proved a success
ana the Prado administration has been
hurled from place and power.
The city OF Araquipa has suffered a
bombardmento of SO hours.
The steamer Nevada, opposition line
from San Francisco January 4th. reaoh!
ed Panama. On the passage size RIM
short OF coal and had to burn a portion
OF her masts, spars, dc.
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IL. NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The ships Dsr.
S Ser ana Blue Jacket are about to ssiI
P ISs eali LORNA. They viii take ont So
ds HtE ~ d guns. large Quantities of pow
medicsI stor snet u and shot, 300 tons OF
francisco and 5000 bedsteads. 'n-
:, grand mass meeting is prono.ad
ioE S southern educational purposes.
I'M MISS Caroline Longworth. sister =,
c Cue iee Nlcholas Longworth, of Gin.
The sto uleG as az Newark Newark yesterday.
Bowery, was robbed Isst n, u the
ss'OoO in tewetry and money. "' OF
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Critical Notices Of 1te Pres,
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-Gsn. Han.
GS retured last night from a visit to
The Convention devoted TODAY In
discussing a proposition to pay for the
Guy papers furnished to that BODY. and
RECONSTRUCTED the ordinance adonted
" 5SsS.gp5o oy PROPOSING the establishment
Of Orleans and Jefferson. EmnowsI..
ing said board to regulate matters ner.
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or oTH NANCE was offered to the effect thar
clerks, who receive over SiO. on sbaII
devote the excess of that sum tn tha
poor Is pending discussion. AdinnrneI
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WASHINGTON, Feb. L.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. L.
HOUSE.
The Speaker presented a communi.
calon from the Secretary Of the Into.
nor with the report of the mmission.
es OF the Land Office, relative 10 the
SAFE OF the Sioux Indian ReservstfI,,
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o; BUFFALO, February l.-General Lob,
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every dose. In one month she was entirtiV
wen and strong. Cheerfully do / recon-
strengthening ttimulanT $3.50 @'11
GEO. A. J. NORMAN
lSI West 9Th st. N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-03

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