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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

PrBLIC ScuooL-Both departments of the Dis
trct School will reopen Monday Sept 9TH. We have
learned who will have charge either branch but hope the
Trustees will the necessity of dividing the Primary De-
partment placing portion of tho scholars in the vacant
in the cid School House. To hudde fifty to sixty
young pupils in unsuitable the one occupied by
the Primary Department heretofore is abomnab would
be 50 looked upon in any other community There
dant to comfortably provide for all the pupils Wea
verye District and it is time that attention should be
gveI the sanitary condition of the children Parents will
be doing their little greater justice keep them
school if the old order Of things renaugrated the
Primary Department.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

WHERE TO BCY.-Up-country merchants will
find it very much to their interest to examine the
and Ill Pine street, yankee Block) when they
visit San Francisco They are making astonish-
ing additions to their stock in view of heavy
Fall trade They have added complete assort-
ment of Clothing to their former stock, and be-
lieve they can offer Northern California traders
ms good if not better bargains than any San Fran
cisco House in that line. 1t will do no harm to
examine their stock before purchasing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

SUDDEN DEArH.-Squire Philbgick, an old res
ident of Weaverrille. died at the residence of
Dr. Ware Oh Sunday morning last. He had been
confined to the house for three days previous
from internal injury sustained while assisting to
move saw-log at the East Weaver mill, and
the announcement of his decease fell upon the
community with painful suddenness. Philbrick
was native of South Ware, Hillsborough
county, New Hampshire, and has resided here
since 1853. His aged mother resides at South
Ware, and an only sister Mt Winona, Minnesota
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

OSE OF CALIFORNIA; MosT CREDITABLE En-
TERPRIsEs.-One of the most pleasing features
of the Mechanics Institute Fair at San Francis
co, is the display of goods manufactured at the
Mission Wooden Mills. Every variety of wooden
goods known to the trade are on exhibition and
in quality they are pronounced equal to, in some
instances SUPERIOR to those of Eastern manufac-
ture. The Mission Mills blankets are preferred
to any in the market. This is attested by the
fact that the largest dry goods dealer in New
York has ordered several hundred bales of these
blankets, of the highest grades. Mr.. McLennan,
Superintendent of this creditable California es-
adjustment, is true gentleman, an assertion
in which all who have occasion to do business
with the Mission Mills will bear US witness.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

THE " MAYFLowER. One of the greatest Gu
riosities of California invention now on exhibi-
ton at the Mechanics Fair, is the Steam Plough,
which has been christened as above. 1t is a
wonderful great mass of iron and wood, and one
would imagine very hard machine to manage
when under steam Roadway. We found it soli-
tary and alone in separate apartment of the
Fair building, and should have been guessing
what it might be until this time had not Delos
j. Howe, of the San Francisco Bulletin, happen
ed along to enlighten us. 1t was tested the 9TH
er day, on vacant lot, at speed of two miles
an hour, and is considered a success
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

PRosPERoUs.-The Sacramento Record lately
commenced its Fourth Volume under the most
auspiclous circumstances. The Record is a live
paper, and is doing good service in the Union
cause We had the pleasure, recently, of max
ing the acquaintance of tie clever gentlemen
who constitute the publishing committee of Tho
Record, and are not surprised to learn that = :.
fast growing in public popularity. Success to
the Record. NS' w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

CoRRRcr vIEw.-The San Francisco 7ym.,
of August path has very sensible article enti-
tied "The Mining Region" That paper does
not believe that the glory of the mining region
has departed, but argues that cheap labor, which
must come to California soon, will invite can;tal
to invest in hundreds of mines and districts
which are now almost unworked, and which
cannot be successfully worked until the price of
labor is lower than at present. The Time, adj
yises the people of the mining region to settle
down to the belief that farms, orchards, vine,
wards and mulberry groves will soon become a
source of annual reliance and profit, and in time
help to develop the precious metals upon which
great portion of our population have hereto.
fore depended. We quote from the article:
uThe miners who swarmed on river bars and
in gulches are no longer there. The crowds
that jostled upon the streets of mining towns
are thinned to few. Exciting scenes, feverish
lives, no longer known. Men have settled
down to quiet business, but still there is in all
the mineral belt of the State feeling among a
majority of the people that it is not their home.
They look forward to the time when they will be
able to leave the mines and establish themselves
permanently in some spot which they imagine
will suit them better. Of course such feeling
does not conduce to cultivation of the mountain
soils which are rich and valuable, and which not
far in the future will be sought after as among
the most desirable in the State. But the appar-
ent decay in the mining districts is not owing
wholly to the impression of the people that they
are not always to dwell where they are, nor to
the exhaustion of the placer mines. The coun-
try is ribbed with veins of quartz from which
are to be extracted untold millions of dollars.
Rutt bo &c norttv tbo ;r.r
region is to come. 1t may not be long before
business will revive to some extent but the
time when the auriferous hills of the State are
again made prosperous will be when the valleys
are filled with agriculturists, when competition
shall have cheapened the cost of living, and
when the wages of miners be reduced.
There are hundreds of veins bearing the precious
metals, all through the mining belt, that will
invite capital when the period arrives that
miner can live comfortably, have his wages re-
duced, and yet save as much money as at the
present rates of wages and living"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF R. NJ.
| ALLEN, deceased-In the Probate Court Of
the County of Trinity, State of California =
1t appearing to the Court by the petition pre-
sented and filed by E. F Allen, administrator of
the estate of r. NJ. Allen, deceased that it is
necessary to sell all of the property, both real
and PERSONAL belonging to said estate, to pay
the allowance made to the family, the debts
outstanding against the deceased, and the debts.
expenses and charges of administration. 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court that all persons
interested, in said estate appear before the said
Probate Court, on the l4th day of September
1868, at the courtroom of said Probate Court,
and show cause why an order should not be
grauted to the said administrator to sell the
whole of said property, or so much as may be
necessary; and that COPY of this order be pub
lished at least four successive weeks.-Augus,
18th, 1868,
A. J. FELTER, County Judge,
And o6fcio Judge of the Probate Court.
L. John W. Phlbrook, County Clerk of Trinity
County. State of California, and o6fcio Clerk
of the Probate Court, in and tor said County, dc
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and
correct copy of an order daily made and entered
upon the minutes of said Probate Court.
f.. s. Whereas my hand and seal of said
Probate Court this 18th day of Au-
gust, 1868.
32:4i JOHN W. PHlLBROOk, Clerk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

ANOTHER DAILY.-A new morning bit paper,
to be called the Morning Chronicle, will be COM
menced at San Francisco next Tuesday The
proprietors are McClatchey, of the Sacramento
Bee, the De Young Brothers and Harry George,
of the San Francisco Times. They will publish
an evening edition for the country, and announce
that for time they will distribute 20, 900 copies.
AS the Virginia (Nevada) Enterprise says, " the
waters of San Francisco journalism are greatly
in want o. the publication of competitive
press" and we heartily welcome the new enter
prise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

The CATHOLIC MISSION. On Sunday next,
3oth, at last mass, which will occur at loJ
o o'clock, Rev. Father Bouchard will open his
mission with lecture on this subject: stThe
Catholic Rule of Faith the Source of Security in
Life and Death" He will also preach in the
evening of the same day at y clock. The order
OF mission exercises for the week will be an
nounced on Sunday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

HOME AGAIN. - Hon. George C. Gorham has
done glorious service in Nevada State since his
arrival from the East He said in private let
ter to friend at Marysville: {" am we'll and
strong, courage good faith high, temper mild,
except towards rebels and Cops. Last year has
left no scar, and must not be talked of in this
campaign" He passed through Sacramento on
Wednesday, where be was enthusiastically re-
ceived, and preparations were completed in San
Francisco for reception worthy the ardent
Young leader.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

One MORE DEMONSTRATIONS Campbell, an
old resident of Indian creek died suddenly the
had for time exhibited symptoms insanity on the
date in question confined in that place
properly cared for whlea messenger Weaverve
make application for order of for examination
the grounds above stated DeputySher Kuper
"Wednesday morning TO perform the duty arriving
there found the citizens making preparations Campbes
funeral he having died the evening previous evidently
great The condition of things the
prove his undoubted insanity Campbes death hasened
by ntemperance and exposure which he had addict
cd for many years,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

ACCIDENT TO JUDGE PITzER.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the Carson Appeal of the goth -
tional saloon (both OF Virginia), while on their
way to Carson yesterday, met with an accident
whereby the Judge was precipated over the dash
board of the buggy and considerably bruised
about the face and shoulders.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

No CoNPASY.-The application for military
company in this place, forwarded to headquar-
tiers on the lst of jane, returned to our
hands this week, with the following endorse
ment in the penmanship of the Commander-n-
Chief:
mo companies q: present unless in San Fran
cisco II. Ii. HAIGHT Governor"
Does our excellent, Christian Governor mean
to say that more militia will be required to keep
the RAIDS. oe San Francisco in slbjection?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

HAS ARRIvED.-Hon. James A. johnson, Rep
resentative in Congress from the Third District,
arrived at Dowrieville last week. Whether his
coming is a source of consolation to his own
party is questionable but his opponent and the
Union voters of the districts, are greatly pleased
at the prospect of having one more look at their
Representative before he retires to private life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

LOOK OUT FOR AN EARTHQUAKE Strange
things happen nowadays Ten years ago prospecting was
fashionable hut Of late of it has been done
In Trinity We announce with pleasure that a party from
the vicinity OF junction City is going prospect the head
waters oil French creek in the New River range Some
the Oldest citizens of the county have remembered that
prospects found in that section ISL by parties who
hunting the of New We hone the juno
tion boys will find gold enough to make them Ell rich
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

UNION CAMPAIGN APPOINTMENTS FOE SEpTHMBER-As indie
atve Of the with which the Union Republican
party Of this going into the campaign work. give
place to the Of appointments for September
ofcslIy announced by the State Central Committee The
campaign will open Francisco the LIST day Sep
tember Hon. Henry Edgerton speaking at Platts Hail.
Hon Henry Edgsrton will canvass San joaquin Tuoumne
Calave, Amador Ell Dorado Sacramento and Yuba
Contra Costa Joaquin Sacramento Yuba Sierra
de- Placer and FL Dorado Gen. John Miller and Hon. L.
D. Wheeler will Soano Yolo Cousa, Tehama Las
SEN Plumas Butte and Yuba Gen. o. H. LAGRANGE and
Hon. j. G. McCaum will canvass Yuba Sacramento, Yoo
Soano Contra and Alameda Hon. j. G. Eastman and
Hon. Newton Booth will canvass Alameda Santa Clara and
San Mateo; Hon. R. NJ. Briggs and Hon. IL Cumming will
Mateo Santa Cruz Monterey San Luis Obpo
Barbara Los Angeles Kern Inyo Tulare Marposa
MERGED and Stanisaus Hon. Charles Westmoreand and
and Mendocino Hon. D. B. Hoffman and Valentine Alviso
San Diego Los Angeles San Bernardno Santa
Barbara Luis Obspo and Monterey Hon. T. b McFar-
land and Hon. A. Tweed will Nevada Placer and
usa and Sierra c. B. DEMO Edgerton Esq
will canvass Tehama, Shasta Trinity, Plumas
and Butte; Hon. John Bidwe will Butte, Plumas
Lassen Hon. H. G. Rollins Hon. L. H. Murch and Hon.
A. P. vanDuzer will Humboldt, Klamath, Del Norte
and Siskyou Hon. NJ Pixley will canvass the LIST Con-
gressiona District Hon. A. A. Sargent and Hon. N Hamil
will the I'd Congressional District Hon. Chan
celor Harrison will the Sd Congressional District
W. C. Norton Esq will Napa SonOma and Lake
In addition the above the following gentlemen will par
hereafter be made John B. Felton, Thompson Campbell
James Mem Shaer, T. G. Phelps, Alex Campbell John G..
Mccullough, A. NJ Crane ohm W. Dwinelle Nathaniel Hol-
land NJ. NJ Estee George Barsow. Geo W. Tyler B. Red
waiader s. Scion Ho Eugene Lies B. southard Nathan
Porter and others.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

SEYMoUR.-No reader of ours has forgotten
those terrible days of the New York riots, when
houses were burned, people hunted through the
streets like wild beasts, and when caught, muir
dered, an orphan asylum pillaged and burned
to the ground, and other outrages committed too
sickening and horrible to detail. The rebellion
was the natural sequence of the teachings of
such men as Horato Seymour. Well do we re-
member the speech which he delivered to his
81 friends and admirers on the 4th of July pre-
ceding the riots. Speaking to those who were
engaged in putting down the great rebellion,
and the Republicans in particular, he said
you exposing yourselves your interests
great peril that with which you threaten us Remem
Der this that the bloody and reasonable and revolutionary
doctrine of public necessity can be proclaimed by mob
well as BY Government.
There could be no mistake as to the tendency
Of such language, addressed to class of persons
who were then wrought up to the highest pitch
of excitement in anticipation of the call of the
Government for more men to fill up the thinned
ranks of the Union army. And when the out
break came, what did Seymour do, as Governor
and COMMANDMENTS Chief of the militia force Of
the State, to put down that terrible outbreak
Virtually nothing at all. 1t was like adding fuel
to the flame to attempt to reason with such
an Infatuated mob, and to address them us
20 friends" with other soft phrases, the
fnemert of cruelty towards those who had a
right to protection against the rioters from the
Executive of the State. And this is the chosen
leader of the Democracy-the man who opposes
the noble hero and patriot who throtted armed
treason on the field of battle Ulysses S. Grant
Were this the only or the chiefest objection to
Horatio Seymour, it should be sufficient to for
ever bar his assuming the reins of our National
Government.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

ARGUMENT CoMNEScED.-The argument in the
case of Messed rs. Martin, in the u S. District
Court. was commenced on the 22d The deci.
sion OF the court had not been rendered at the
time of going to press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

CAMPAIGN FLAGS AND BADGEs.-Union cInbs
desiring to purchase campaign badges and faps
of the latest and mos, popular styles are advised
to send their orders to Major Jack Statman 5oe
Washington street, San Francisco. He has ;ust
returned from the East, where he selected ann.
ply equal to the demand of this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

AN ADMIRABLE PAPER.-Our mining friends
who are not in regular receipt of the San Fran
cisco Mining and Scientific Press do not know
how much valuable information escapes them
every month. Each weekly number contains "a
columns of matter, affording greater amount
of useful and profitable information than any
other journal printed on this coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

QUITE number of Union papers have INDUCED
in the statement land the hope) that Harry /.
Thornton, who recently returned from Alabama,
would take the stump for Grant and Colfax.
We have it on sufficiently good Democratic au-
thority to believe that he does not feel that way
inclined at the present time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

oS the occasion of the organization of Grant
and Colfa1 Club at Mokelumne Hill, last week,
Chas. A Dudley, son of A. P, delivered tell
ing speech. Report says that he will entire the
campaign ON that line
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

But your candidate l cannot he . S.,,n,o,,~
July Sd, 1868. S"''"'
" But your President cannot be.'-Sevmour
November Sd, 1868. "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29
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Medical Advice.-DR WIN. X. DoHERTYs Medicaland
Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua non to the welfare
citizens and his rapidly sprea
ding although excite Is but the
cause We are personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had under chronic disease and who had
ken advantage available that promised
lief u without until they called upon Dr. DoHERTY,
incredibly short of time has given them
gratifying this fact because this
Doctor who seeks by defamation Of others
to establish his reputation to rear the nperructure Of
upon the of anOthers fame. The Doctor con!
ducts his Institute such that be gratifying
all his patients lie examines advises and recommends
without charge and hs after hearing his
treatment reject at pleasure In does
the Doctor make charge unless he effects This he
is able do because he feels the confidence which long
perience has given. doubt the which ap
pertains that confidence Persons afflicted with either
chronic would do well consult the Doctor
fee does he insist obedience his advice unless
the patient places himself his
Sacramento opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
pany's ofice.-San Francisco Nefcs.
Special Notice.-In calling attention the reader
the advertisement of Dr. c. Youngs Institute to be ound
in another part of this feel answering the
dictates of honest conviction pointing suffering
manity the honest and skfnl Medical practitioner. 1t
the duty of every whose knowledge places it in his
power to act guide those vho otherwise would
tingly take wrong path There to wear ont
life of pain and anguish. the dishonored
Hesitate longer. unfortunate
DOCTOR VINO can restore you giving in place of wsed
power.
The Institute has been in successful operation for seven
teen and it the pioneer Institute Of the coast
so il has been the pioneer in the march of progress
We again the alicted-read the and
follow its advices 37:ly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

DoISG WELL.-As great many old friends in
every direction feel interested in John sanburns welfare
take pleasure in stating that he doing is
sibe do with shattered thigh aud the thermometer at
ninety When lays fiat his back and natures
rangements for Digger hunt. and talks Henry Rifle
scapng his sleep take it for that
out danger If Taber here believe John would
willingly take Of his odtme top packs
the sake of getting into the mountains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29
Spstiat Antists.
AXER,S PIIG.6

a ~ liz - Rl1IAS
ApE PARTICULARLY ADAPTED 10
deranoement of the digestive apparatus and
diseases arising nom impurity Of the blood.
A large part Of all the complaints that aniict
mankind originate In one " these, and con-
sequently these PILLS are founu TO cure ma
nv varieties of disease They sugar
coated, and hence may be taken readily BY
tho most sensitive and delicate Suboned are the
from eminent physicians of their effects In
their practices
AS A FAMILY PHYs1c.
Erom Dr. f. ". Cartwright Of NeD Orleans.
"your PILLS are the prince Of purges Their excellent
rery Certain and eectual their bowels
which makes them invaluable to us IN the daily treatment
of disease -
From Dr. Theodore Bell of Ner Fork City.
Not only are your PILLS admirably adapted to their pur
the Liver very marked indeed They have in my practice
moved more eectua the Of bilious complaints than
have at length purgatve which worthy the conhdencso Of
the profession and the people,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From Dr. Henry j. Knor Of 81. Louis
Tbe pus Won were kind enough to send me have been
all used in my practice and have satisfied me that they are
truly an extraordinary medicine So peculiarly are they
to the diseases the human system that they seem
to work upon them alone have cured some cases OF 0y
epa and indigestion with Them which had resisted the 9TH
az comedies we commonly use Indeed, have experiment
tally them to be efectua In almost all the
for which you recommend them.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
From Dr. Ed,card Boyd, Baltimore.
0Dr.p DR. AVER IL cannot answer you Whist Complaints
have cured your PILLS better than TO say all that e
rer trso ,cth puroatire medicine place great depend
ence on an cahartic in daily contest with dis
ease believing do that yGGr s AFFORD as the Os'
an Most If the Pills in market contain Mercury which,
although valuable remedy in skilu hands, asngsroue
in public dill from dreadful consequences ths Hs
queny follow These contain no Mercury
mineral substance whatever , 81, 49,
Prepared by c. AVER Co., Lowell, Mass ana soia oy
NJ OBERDEENER Weaverville and Druggists everywhere
CRANE BRIGHAM San Francisco, wholesale agents j.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

ence to advertisement, is to be given at the Car
ter House, Hay Fork, on the 18th of September.
Mr.. Carter, we are told keeps good Hotel, and
intends to make his Party pleasant, if possible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

Could NOT CoxE-We regret to announce
that sickness prevented Mr.. c. Frankel, optician.
from keeping his Weaverville engagement. He
will be here before long
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

THASKs.-To Mr.. Oberdeener for a supply of
late Eastern pictorials, and regular file of the
Sacramento Daily Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

To-NIGHT.-It may be we'll enough to remind
the people about town that Mr.. Condon's party
occurs this friday evening. The preparations
have been extensive, and we hope to see the oc-
casion patronized accordingly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

ALL persons indebted to the firm of Rantzau
& Shaw, Lewiston, are invited to read the notice
commencing "Pay Up - Fourth column,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

GRANT has no Janus face. Seymour ia a
double entendrs-Sdn Francisco Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29
1saths:

Near Weavervlle, August 23d, SQUIRE PILL
BRICK, a native of New Hampshire, aged about
38 years.
In Weaverville, August 25th, of Inflammation
of the BRAIN GEORGE, son of George and Eliza
beth V. Hulme, aged l year, months and %
days,
"There's a pair of little hands
Laid to forevermore;
There's two pearly, dimpled cheeks,
Whose rich blossoming is DER:
Death has sealed two little eyes
That will wake weep,
Tiny windows of the soul,
Little baby's gone to sleep"
At Indian Creek, August 25th, of general de-
bility, john CAMPBELL, native of Ireland, late
of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, aged 80 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

FRUir'-Friend Knox, of Shasta, has placed
w uhuer ooigations for box Of splendid peaches Our
M are also due Mrs Spencer Lowden Grass Valley
r. u.i 1e, OF the Tower House, and Mr. Williams,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-29

DEPARTUREs.-Thos. Goldsworthy said good
bye to his old companions Thursday morning He is of
for the States We suspect is the Of bis go
ing If in Tommy will pardon Lewis Ainsworth
lett the same morning. lie East business mission,
expecting TO return in about three months.
The Democracy of the I'd District actually
nominated Hon. James W. Cooh sarsents competitor
Conroh clever and talented gentleman and does de-
Sargent can't helm it