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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

Medical Advfce.-pR. WM. X. DoHERTY's Medicaland
Surgical to the welfare
health of citizens and his rapidly
dngrepuaton although ii excite surprise, is but the
signal SIX ill., and follows the natural effect of such
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
chronic disease and who had ia
of available that promised
lief without until they called upon Dr. DoHEETY
Incredibly short space of time has given them
relief gratifying this fact because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by defamation of others
to
upon the ruin of anothcrs fame The Doctor
his Institute III such manner that must be CRAFTY
all his patients. He examines. advise and recommends
charge and the patient after hearing his terms for
reject at pleasure In does
unless he effects n This he
he feels the confidence which long
pcrience has given aud doubt the consolation which ap
pertains confidence Persons afflicted with either
cute or chronic would do well to consult the Doctor
at all events do harm. for consultation he asks
does he insist obedience to his advice unless
patient places his His Offices
Sacramento street opposite the Pacific Mail steamship
panys Office SIN Frdnctsco Macs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

CUFFED AND KIcKED.-Beriah Brown, {" editor
n-chief" of the Oregon Herald, was recently
thrashed by S. j. Mccormick, of Portland,
Oregon. Mccormick, who was a Union soldier
while there were any rebels in arms, was charged
by Brown with having collected and misappled
moneys belonging to the Catholic Church The
Catholic Bishop denied the statement through
the Orcgonian, but Beriah, not apologizing, was
kicked and cutfed about by Mccormick. Served
him right.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13
GRANT SONG.

Come, fill your glasses, fellows,
And stand up in a row,
On Presidential drinking,
We are going for to GO;
Let us trample down our party ties
Beneath our love of right,
And proudly claim Ulysses Grant
As Captain Of our fight
CHORUS
So. for President Ulysses
Let every glass be bright
May he rule the country he has saved
And God defend the right
In the world to-day no prouder name
Is borne on any breeze,
And with Grant to steer the ship Of State
Our flag shall ride the seas
No Dominion ~ shall be north of u.s.
And south of US no foe
Our Stars and Stripes in the Canadas,
And likewise Mexico!
For with President Ulysses
Will be few who to fight
May he rule the country he has saved,
And God defend the right.
His hand is soft to meet friend,
And mailed to meet foe;
He's the Mississippi River-horse,
Resistless its flow;
And Brethren of the beaten States
These "aliens" of to-day
Will find a generous hand held out
When Grant has come to sway.
For generous is Ulysses
To the men who felt his might
Maybe rule the country he has saved,
And God defend the right.
So. boys final bumper.
While all the chorus chant
For President we nominate
Our own Ulysses Grant,
And if asked what State he halls from,
Our sole reply shall be.
From Appomatox Court House,
With its famous apple treen
For twas there to our Ulysses
That Lee gave up the fight
Now, boys, :" To Grant for President,
And God defend the right"
=PRIvATE NILES OKEILLY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13
WHY HoME IxsunANcE CoMrAx1Es ARE PnE

Why HOME Insurance COMPANIES ARE PREFER
ABLE-ln referring to the prompt adjustment of
losses caused by the late fire at Vallejo, the
Recorder remarks that while much has been said
OF late about the delay in payments of losses by
foreign insurance companies, the UNION, Pacific,
Home Mutual and Builders all deserve credit
for the prompt manner in which they adjusted
their risks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

To SrHooL TRUSTEES AND CENSUS MARsHALs.
Blank Appointments of Census Marshal and Cen
Marshal's Report have been forwarded to
each District in the county. The attention of
Trustees and Census Marshas is directed to the
requirements of the amended School Law. Cen
sus returns must be made punctualy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

DEATH OF JAMES BucHANAN.-The telegraph
reports the death, at his home in Lancaster
county, Pennsylvania on the lst instant of James
Buchanan. 1t will be remembered that deceased
was once President of the United States.-Ndpa
Register
And, unpleasant as the reminder is, the Reg
lister might have added that through his imbecil-
ity, as President, terrible rebellion was sue
cessfully inaugurated and put in motion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

FLUME DowN.-Crow's fume the Trinity
below Lewiston is gone, and that portion of the
ditch on the north side of the river together with
The water privilege, has been purchased by John
Arm. Tie break was occasoned by the great
weEht of water at a point where the boxes had
settled from the proper grade
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

A RATHER DELICATE SUGGEsTloN.-The Frank
fort (ky.) Commonwealth commends to the Legis-
lature of that State that feature of the Ohio Wis
ible Admixture Law, which provides that voters
suspected of having African blood shall be ques-
toned as to the color of their parents. 1t thinks
that if such measure were adopted in Ken
lucky there would be opportunity of bringing
home to portion of the inhabitan ts proof of =
tual negro equality and social liberalization and
amalgamation, which would be astounding.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

HONORABLE PRoMoTIoN George c. Gorham
the defeated Union candidate for Governor last
year. was on the 4th-instant elected Secretary of
the u tted States Senate, rice Forney, resigned,
without ballot. He is competent to fill the po-
sition with ability. Rumpr says he will return
to California after adjournment of Congress and
stump the State for Grant and Colfax.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

DEATH OF AN Observation-Disclosures Buchanan,
sitting President of the United States at the COM
mencement of the Great Rebellion, died at his
home in Wheatland, Pennsylvania, Jnne LIST, at
the advanced age of seventy-six years. The clos
ing ten years of his life furnish abundant mate
rial for the biographer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

TEACHER WASTEp.-The Trustees of Miners
vile School District desire to employ compe
tent Teacher for the term of three months In
formation in regard to school, salary, &c. ma,
be obtained at this office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

some of the Democratic papers of this State
are mean enough to intimate that Stanton was
finally removed by the President They know
well enough that Stanton, disguised with the
result of the impeachment trial. relinqushed the
War Office OF his accord, or the appointment OF
his successor never would have been confirmed
by the Senate
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

New DIGGISGs.-We are informed that new
dggngs have been discovered on the South
Fork OF Trinity, two thousand feet above the
level of the stream. Showers and mariner re-
Gently took cut about 500 as the result of three
DAYS labor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

NFw BRIpGE.-Mr. Olney Phillips intends re-
buing the bridge over Trinity river at Lewiston,
which was carried away in 1862, as soon as
the water is low enough to commence work
The contract for furnishing timber and lumber
has already been let.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

LAST CHANcE.-MiSs A. A. Cradock will close
her stock of millinery goods, ladies, misses and
childrens hats and bonnets to-day Saturday.
Those wishing to purchase should improve this
last opportunity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

n New SrrPLY.-Mr. Oberdeener furnished us
with the latest copies of Harper's Weekly, Frank
Lesle's illustrated and the Literary Album. on
W ednesday evening. The Daily Union has been
regularly furnished from his news depot during
the week. Thanks again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

LEWISTON. = Business generally, we'll as
mining is as brisk in that locality as in any sec
ton of the county which we have visited this
season. Many good paying claims are being
worked Whereabouts, and the place receives the
trade of all the up-river country as far as East
mans on the south, and Bolts Hill on the north
side OF the river. number of good claims are
being worked at the latter place, and with a
plentiful supply of water it would soon become
one of the richest mining districts in the county
Squire Mussers claim, one of the most remark
able in the county, and the working of which is
likely in the course of another year to lead to
the development of rich quartz ledge, has
yielded some handsome specimens (the largest
weighing eighteen ounces) during the season.
Lewiston has one of the best finished hotels in
the county, and How Boyer know how to keep
it. The same may be said of Shaw Il Ranzau 5
trading establishment which, judging from ap-
pearances, is doing fourishing business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

lNrRovED.-The Soano Herald, owned and
edited by Q. B. Powers, comes in a new dress
and also considerably enlarged. We are glad to
notice this evidence of prosperity on the mart of
wel-conducted newspaper and staunch Union
organ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

THE 4rH AT JUNCTION CIrY.-The people of
our sister town over the mountain are preparing
to have little National Anniversary amusement
on their own hook. A National Salute at sun
rise, race between Raab's and McWhorters fast
nags for Sl00, rife shooting and cock fph.ino is
the programme announced
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

WHAT We HAVE EsCApED.-The Mississippi
Wing, which delights to indulge in braggart Ian
guage AS we'll as did the papers of the South at
the commencement of the rebellion, gets off the
following ferocious paragraph, which is we'll cal
culated to disturb the nerves of weak women and
unhealthy children:
"The effect of the impeachment would he an
instantaneous uprising of the people, and the
bloodiest ever recorded ir history. Five
hundred thousand Democrats would surround
the Capitol within forty-eight hours, and the
Radical members of Congress, together with
Stanton, Grant and Chase, would be swung up
to the shade trees, and the Government be in
the hands oe the constitutional authorities in less
than week. The Democracy of the whole
North is terribly aroused"
The Oakland Netrs says the fellow who wrote
the above paragraph probably away from the
Confederate draft and hid in a swamp until the
fighting was over.
WHATS UP?-The Sacramento Reporter said,
few days ago:
Grant has been a successful General, is pet
of the people, and possesses in a great mea sure
their confidence in his honesty. He has never,
until lately, shown an oppressive disposition, nor
Radical, desire to crush the people he was
instrumental in conquerng.
Wherein, we are anxious to know, has he
lately shown oppressive disposition Is it
in accepting the nomination rendered by the
Union Republican party?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

CAUSE OF THE REPUBLICAN DEFEAT IN OREGON
A correspondent of the San Francisco Times who
signs himself g One who understands the Union
men of Oregon" thus explains of the causes
probably the principal one-of the late Repub-
lcan defeat in that State 90 David Logan, of
Portland, the Republican candidate, has lived in
Oregon about sixteen years, is lawyer of good
ability, good stump-speaker, and popular with
those known as the bhoys.' He has now been
three times before the people Of this State for
Congress, and always defeated. In the conven-
ton, at Salem his competitor was Mr. Sullivan,
gentleman who has lived in Oregon for about
three years he is a lawyer of tolerable ability
and of pure character. Logan obtained his nom
inaton over Sullivan by one vote. Had Mr.. Sui
livan received the nomination the State would
have gone Republican. As soon as the nominal
ton was announced many of the leading Re-
publicans left the hall in disgust and, up to the
day of election, took no part or interest in Lo-
gan, nor did they vote. The Union men
of Oregon will redeem their State in November
by good round majority for Grant and Colfax. y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL UNION STATE Gen.
TRIAL CoMMITTEE.-A letter from Alfred Barstow,
Secretary, notifies us that meeting will be held
at the rooms of the committee on Tuesday, the
18th day of June, at which time State Conven-
ton to nominate Electors will be called and
other business pertaining to the campaign con-
sidered
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

How IT WAS WoN.-The city election of Gold
Hill, Nevada, was held last week and every Off
on the Union ticket was elected The Neus
says that in spite of all the muscle, all the mon
ey, all the knives, pistols and q tools of the
glorious Democracy, the Aboltionists the
fght-respectably and manfuly won it-made a
clean sweep-and captured position from
which they command the great battle field OF No
vember, at which time they promise to roll up
cool three hundred majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13
The Dramatic Chronicle takes great delight i

The Dramatic Chronicle takes great delight in
joking at the expense of Oakland. Here are
some of its latest telegraphc hits at that city
The report relative recent schoolgirl strike at an
Educational Institute entirely false and orgina-
tan who became Of being put on short
allowance Of her customary but Irregular beans"
-Four Of our city slightly unwelI
One of most prominent respectable citizens who
has long been identified with interests of Oakland and
whose after his demise will long perpetuated
among caught two rats in his cellar last night
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

FIFTEEN YEARS OLp.-One of the most ably
conducted and candid newspapers in the State is
the San Jose Mercury. 1t recently entered upon
its Sixteenth Volume, and editor Owen announc-
es its continually increasing prosperity. We
sincerely trust that it may continue.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

In announcing the demise of James Buchanan
the Carson appeal headed its article, I" Death
OF the last Democratic President"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

PERsoNAL.-We received call this morning
from Mr.. Butler, travelling correspondent of the
Mining and Scientific Press, who is acquanting
himself with the mineral resources of Northern
California. He goes from this place to Lewiston
and French Gulch
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

JOSH BILLINGS says 60 The alligator is not
natf of NJ England he il too useless crit
ter to be born there. He belongs down South,
and resides in the same swamp that the copper
head duz.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs. On Sunday evening
last party of six strange Indians, armed, made
raid in lower Hay Fork Valley. They first
shot Chinaman and cut his throat, then plum
dered the house of \. G. Wins, taking some $500
in money and all his blankets and provisions.
party consisting of B. NJ. George, Wins and
four friendly Indians, armed with Henry rifles,
started in pursuit as soon as the discovery was
made, and it is quite certain that the depreda-
tors will get their q" hair lifted " if overtaken.
1t is supposed to be the party who muir
dered a man in Humboldt county some weeks
since.
The appearance of two strange Indians, armed
with rifles, at the residence of C. w. Twambley
on Redding's creek, last Wednesday, resulted in
creating considerable excitement in that neigh
berhood. They demanded powder of Mrs
Twambley, who refused to furnish it. after which
they left, but in what direction could not be as
certained. Indian camps are getting too numer-
Gus in this county, and we consider it the duty
of our people to petition for their removal to the
reservation, where they properly belong.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13
The Breath of Flowers THE breath of

tropc flowers, fragrant and mperishabe
fused into exquisite Of all perfumes
MURRAY LASMAy's FLORIDA WATER, suited alike the
hand kerchief. the toilet and the bath.
~ worthless counterfeits offered for sale,
buyers should ask for the Florida Water prepared
Lanman i Kemp, New York. $40
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

C,ruotlc SERvIcE-Rev. Father Coleman will
hold Mass at Oregon Gulch on next Sunday, June
18th and at Indian Creek on Sunday, June 2lst.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

"THE CHICAGO BIBLE" new edition of the
Scriptures, is announced as forthcoming. The
advertisement says that new feature of the ed
itiou will be family record suited to the wants
of the day. In addition to the pages ordinarily
devoted to births, marriages and deaths, several
leaves will be added for divorces.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

INDEPENDENCE DAY.-No steps have vet been
taken BY the citizens of Weaverville for the cell
ebraton of the coming 4th of July, and there is
now no time to spare. Let US not fail to appro-
priatey observe the anniversary of our birth as
a nation. Above all others is this peculiarly our
national holiday. The ever memorable 4th of
July, l776, marks an era in the history of ma
tons. The American whose blood is not stirred
by the glorious recollections of that day is lost
indeed to the highest and hottest sentiments of
the human heart. 1t was then the scarcely less
than inspired Declaration of Independence, speak
ing in the name of the genius of universal free
dom, went forth to the world proclaiming I" lib
erty to the inhabitants thereof" That declara-
ton is the leaven that is leavening the world
From an Insignificant confederation we have be-
come mighty people. The finger of destiny
points to day, not far distant, when throned
upon a continent our Republic will sit the arbi-
ter of Nations, from whose decisions none will
dare appeal. AS We delight to recall the past
AS our hearts swell with proud anticipations of
the future, as glory in the title of Ameri-
can citizens, so let US celebrate the day to which
we owe our origin such.
1t is proposed to take the sense of our citizens
relative to an appro pirate celebration of the day
at the close of the meeting to be held at the
Theater this FRIDAY EVENING"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

BristoI,s sarsaparilla and Pills are prepared
for the of those diseases that have their
p in impure and osi and vitiated humors apd for
& wears they have proved that in all erupve skin disea
IN ali masmatic and scroulous cancerous diseases
I in every form ucerous and scabious disease, these
'a ,,reat remedies never fail in efecting sec
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

BARTHoioMEw's GREAT WESTERN CIRcus.-This
reputed excellent circus will perform at Lewis
ton on next Monday night, June 18th, and at
Weaverville on Tuesday and Wednesday, 10th
and 18th. From the advance agent, Mr.. J. A.
Dodge, we learn that Bartholomew S Circus came
from the Missouri river last year, ria Montana
and ldaho and wntered at Victoria, Vancouver
Island. Early last spring it came by steamer to
Portland, where it exhibited for five successive
weeks, doing most prosperous business. The
feature OF the company is the celebrated Bar
tholomew Family-father mother and children.
Miss Matilde, the charming eqnestrenne, is with
the troupe. Mr.. Chas. Graham, said to be one
of the most original and entertaining testers in
the profession, and Billy Franklin, the daring
bareback rider, are among the celebrities.
Many features in the circus line, which have
never been witnessed by our people, are prom
ised, and all who can enjoy ''horse opera are
advised to be prepared to see Bartholomew 5
Great Western Circus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13
lightning Ely killer.

RB- tcher's lightning Fly Killer
THAT PEST oE SUMMER, huge black swarns Of flies can
be got rid of cheapy and easily by the Of the above
popular article which has sale at the East
and is for sale by dealers everywhere.
HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
REDINGTON & co,
2l:si. Wholesale Agents, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

IHE Bay papers say the rush to see Chiarini'
circus is unparalleled.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

LOWER TRINITY MINEs.-A gentleman just up
the river informs US that Wattles Duff & Co., on
Taylor Flat, running two sets of slucies,
and that their claims, lately opened, bid fair to
yield largely. Their new flume carries sufficient
water to enable them to supply a thousand inches
to the Chinese companies locating on the
fiat. Alex Pelletreau & Bro. doing we'll in
their claim just above the mouth of French
creek. R. B. Martin is getting fine prospects in
the hill at the upper end of his ranch. Amos
Smith & Co., at Coxs Bar, expect to make a
handsome cleanup this season. The claims of
A. S. Currie, on Coxs Bar, will yield the usual
gold tribute Should the Indians remain quiet
that section of the river will ere long assume the
Importance rs mining section that it enjoyed
in times of old.
GRASS VALLEY ITEMs.-A correspondent writes,
June 9th, that water was taken through the
whole length of Frey Il Taylors new ditch on
that day for the first time, and that work would
commence in the mining region south of
Grass Valley creek, the next day. This work
has cost over $4,000 Noyes, Sutton 4 Co.
have purchased the old Lowden Il Singleton
ditch which conveys water from Grass Valley
creek to Carriers Bar, and will commence put
ting it in repair next week They have recently
opened claims in the bar which warrants this
outlay, and which are believed to be very ex-
tensive
GREELEY s CHIRoGRAPHY.-Th Oakland Tran
script has the following We enjoyed the misery
yesterday evening of seeing letter written by
Horace Greeley to Charley Stoddard. The chi
Biography shocked ones nerves and made the
spectators blood run cold. The external SUI
prescription outrage on the art of penmanship
reads apparently, Charge Todd, Land Fresco:
: Cobfurna.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

DIVINE SERVICE. - Rev. G. D. Pinneo will
preach at Douglas City on Sunday evening.
June l4th Preaching at Lewiston on Wednes-
day evening. June 18th. Morning service at the
courtroom, Weaverville, at usual hour.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

EXrRA-We to-day present our readers with
pr.ement containing the proceedings of the
San cnion Republican Ratification meeting in
that occasion Ue4'efeo On
hiSS "oRK.-An extra gang of hands has
,r's week been added to the repair force on the
tsn,ion = aaa SHASTA wagon road. and the in.
of July. ~ 'a'ei on the 4th
hkAoyA--Ihe Post Office has been rerorsa
the L. S. Bakery '''ee'' ADJOINING
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13
Marria9es:

At Indian Creek, June lst, by Rev. Father
Coleman, Mr.. FRANCIS MARTIN OF New River, TO
MISS FLoMENA CECILIA, of Indian Creek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13

Rrv D. PrNyEo will preach at the courtroom Mt 1019
oIok on Sunday morning Sabbath School at same place
! a, o.cInck A. NJ All invited to attend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-13
Meeting Tonight.

This friday evening, at the Theater In
ion Campaign Club of Freedoms Defenders -
will be organized by Hon. R. c. Gaskill. 1t is
hoped that all Union men in the precinct will at
tend. The design of the organization is to ope-
rate in perfect harmony and cooperation with
the present State and county central committees
of the Union party. 1t makes no issues whatev-
er, and all cordially invited to participate
who desire the success of truth and freedom
For the same purpose Mr.. Gaskill will visit Doug
las City Saturday evening, 18th, Junction CT
ty on Sunday evening, l4th, and Lewiston on
Monday evening, 18th. Union men at those
points requested to select the place of meet
ing, and be promptly in attendance.