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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

WHOLESALE DIyoRcING.-A Connecticut legis-
lator, having become satisfied that the majority
of married people desire separation. proposes to
annpl all existing marriages. The small ma
jority who are satisfied with their present con-
ditipn may get married again which will be
cheaper than to compel the majority to sue for
n divorce
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

WANT TO Cone Is.--The people of NoVa Sco-
tia always bitterly opposed to union with the
Dominion of Canada, are now pe.itioning the
British Government to release them from all
political connection, and they intend to follow
up this action with an application to the United
States Government for admission into the
Tnion
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

CAUTION The Fashionable World and all
purchasers of Florida Water, should be careful
to see that they get the true Murray & Lanman's s
Florida Water. All other preparations under
the name of Florida Water are comparatively
worthless, and possess none of the virtues of the
genuine article, which is prepared only by Lam
man L Kemp, New York, sole proprietors.
552
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

Our Victory IN NEW HAMPSHIRE The Re-
pubicans have gained glorious victory in New
Hampshire in the Gubernatorial election. The
Republican candidate for Governor was elected
by majority of 4, $50 votes. This is gain for
the party ofnearly. 1000 over the vote for Gov
ernor in 1857 1st. 2 q 4ts t'i aff li
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

WOMEN ON THEIR MUscLE.-A prize fight be-
tween two women, according to the rules of the
prize ring Except bair-pulling and biting), took
place at Someryle, Massachusetts, on the sth
instant. The women were clad in CATERS, stock
ings and drawers only. After twenty-one
rounds, one begged her seconds to take her
away
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

FESTIVE MAcarsEs.-The San Francisco Pulle7
In Of a recent date, says % Yesterday several
enthusiastic relocipedists made 1ne lfiP ~ 'ne
Cliff house. There the machines got drunk ana
had to be brought back to the city IN wagon"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

psgF~ We are glad to learn that the " Pain
Killer is having so large a sale in our city.
We have every reason to believe it to be al
most never failing cure tor pain, and medicine
that no family should be without.-MOntreai
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

Nor CoRRECT.-The Sacramento Union of the
18th instant, under the heading ' Miners rs.
Settlers" makes the following statement:
Wherever mining is clearly decayed and ex-
hausted industry, if the land offers reasonable
inducements to pre-emptors, the law should fa-
vor the latter class. If this is not the condition
in Nevada yet, it surely will become so before
many years, and when that time arrives all
classes of people will as deeply deplore any
thing that may have been done unjustly or I'M
fairly to retard agricultural development as the
inhabitants of Ell Dorado Calaveras, Tuolumne,
Shasta and Trinity do now.
So far as Trinity county is concerned the
Union is plainly misinformed. With us, mining
is not an exhausted industry, nor has it in any
manner "retarded agricultural development"
As matter of course we have nothing to regret
on that score, and the truth is that none of our
people are more anxious to promote the working
of the mines than our farmers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

New YoLUyE.-This week the Shasta 10H''s,
enters upon its seventeenth volume. hlSa well
conducted paper and We heartily wish it sue
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

Dr.. JOSEPH H. JossELYS, who was recently
convicted of having produced an abortion, in
San Francisco, was sentenced to three years In
the State prison, but was admitted to bail in tae
sum of Sc, 500 pending an appeal to the Supreme
Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

SENSIBLE English Judge lately instructed a
jury to give moderate damages in breach of
promise case, because it was a most miscbiev
Gus thing to frighten a man into marryino n
woman he did not like by heavy damages. 1t ia
much better for the girl that he should find on,
his dislike before than after marriage"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

FARE OvERLAsB.-fhe San Francisco Bulletin
thinks that when the railroad is finished, the
fare will be about Sis, with other expenses
about S2s. Only about one hundred and fifty
miles of track remain to be laid, and that win
be done by the lst of May.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

A CHRasrMAs goose, sent by kind friend to
two prisoners in q Canadian jail, was stunned
with files and saws. s. sfse
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20
MERCADO'S
Native California Wine BitterS !.

And you will obtain the same popular beverage
so favorably known since $50. BEWARE or
OUNTERFEITS Purchasers of oEr VINE
BITTERS are requested tie observe the familiar
old yellow label and see that the words, HER-
CADO SEULLY, SAN FRANCISCO" are en-
graved on the Government stamp pasted overthe
cork of each bottle. This is the only e8eetual
security against the counterfeit limitations.
Depot-5O6 and sos jackson ST., San Francisco.
44:3m:4p. MERCADO CO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

Joas c. BRtcKEyRIDGE has returned to Le1ing-
tsas~4Kessacky, -to'practiee law and let poiitics
alone ,,.s1-tsS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20
DIED.

At Canyon City, Trinity county ISABELLA,
daughter of James and Margaret Gilzean, aged
seven years nine months and ten days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20
AGENCY NOTICE.

U1HEs PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
| that have left my accounts with Henry
Junkans, of Weaverville, and have appointed
him agent to collect and receipt for the same.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me
are hereby notified to make immediate payment
to him. d. E. GORDON.
January %, 1869. At
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

davit in an Injunction snit formerly pending be-
tween Mercado Il Seully, plaintiffs, and &. A.
Simon, defendant ::
F. Sauscvan being duly says That the article
known California Ws BiteTs mantiac-
Mercado Scully about the month Of March, 1851
withuui SaMssvan Botlsrs having
the anufacre thereof That deponeut has always known
considered ai Nereau Senliy the Sole PropTieors
of the Sainscrain California Wine Bters"
Notwithstanding che above affidavit the said
p. Sainsevain is putting up compound under
the name of Sainseyan 5. Wine Bitters, repre-
senting it to be the same Is celebrated Bit
ters, which we have been manufacturing and
selling in immense quantities since 1860, and al
so afixng nearly similar label to that used on
our genuine Wine Bitters. BE NOT DECEiV-
ED Send for
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20
Grants Cabinet.

The rumours of changes about to take Naee
ia the Cabinet of President Grant, as nrsl s an-
uounced, have been verified: Washonrn e'ss
I'd France, and is succeeded by Hamilton f'sn -
secretary Of State. Fish was born IN sewS hp' \
city. is sixty years cid, is lawyer oy proiession'
hos been successively member of the State
ran;s,.,rre Representative in Congress, GoYer-
nor and United States Senator. lie Is man
of high, scholarly and 1attainmeptshas tFaV-
eled extensively in Europe.
The Treasury Department is filled by George
s. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,, rice A. T. Stew
art ineligible The new Secretary of ihe Trea-
sury. is -ffty-ane years of age, was merchant
twenty years, commencing, in early life, and
afterwards engaged in the practice of the law
His public services embrace seven years In the
Legislature, two terms as Governor and three
times Representative in Congress. He was the
first Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and has
always been considered profound and accurate
reasoner on financial questions.
John S. Rawlins, now Secretary of War, be-
came favorably known to the public as Grants
efficient Chief of Staff, There is considerable
similarity between his present duties and the re-
sponsibility deyolving upon him during the
close of the rebellion and be has the Presidents
fullest confidence. 8o .ri
The Secretary of the Navy is Mr.. A. f. Borie,
until recently prominent merchant and ship
owner of Philadelphia. He is intimately ac-
quainted with shipping and maratime matters
and having acquired large fortune retired from
business ABOUT year ago,
Jacob D. Cox has been chosen to fill the De-
partment of the Interior Mr. Cox is lawyer
by education, but served in the Union army as
Brigadier General during the rebellion, and
fought brayely in the army of West Virginia.
In 1865 he was elected Governor of Ohio over
j. H. Morgan ny nearly. thirty thousand major
ity. He is esteemed man of great energy and
executive ability.
For Attorney General, Grant has selected E.
B. Hoar, an eminent jurst of Massachusetts. AT
the time of his appointment he occupied seat
on the Supreme bench Of that State, and bis
ability is beyond question.
John A. j. Gresswell, Postmaster G General, was
born in Maryland, in 1928; is praeticing law
yer, and has served his native State in the Leg
islature and as Representative and Senator at
Washington. He is reputed to be man of much
sagacity and general ability.
1t will be observed that two members of the
Cabinet from Massachusetts,, and not one
from the Pacific coast. 1t is but natural that
every section should desire to be represented,
but not at all necessary. After all that has been
said in behalf of appointee from this coast,
not one within our knowledge has expressed any
disappointment because of this omission by the
President. The best man for the place should
be the governing principle, and we have no fears
that our interests Will suffer through the appli-
cation of this rule.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

An old negro of 104 years brings cotton of his
OWN raising into Houston, Texas, for sale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

aTHE RznEELrox IN CUBA.-Yhe Csban rebellion
israpidiy gaining importance, and the inspr-
gents are believed to hare virtual possession Of
the interior of the island, from Cienfuegos to
Cape Maysi. The spaniards continue the e1-
patriation of the old and the exception of latter
captiyes taken from the sCabAn ranks. The rev
olutiouisss have at last organizeda a Legislative
Assembly, and ixed upon Nayari, in the district
of Santiago, as their capital. They have also
decreed shss abolition Of slavery, with eompen-
sstion for the masters, allowing the freedmen to
enter the army or cultivate the soil, as they may
elect. A late dispatch from Hayana, dated
March l4:hr rgiEes Spanish account of a recent
great battae at Mayari, the new insureent capi-
tai' IN which, according to this report, a Span
asn colnmn, supported by heavy artillery, at
tackes and carried the rebel works, which were
defended by two thousand Cubaus. No ,ebel
1esoant pf the battle has yet been received, and
the news may be greatly, exaggerated in favor
OF the Spaniards. .4j.47 j. :. s,.tsn, -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20
FRESH BUTTER!

TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST AcEIvED A
L lot OF No. Fresh Roll Butter direct from
oah FRANCISCO. Call soon before it is all gone.
Weaverville, March II. ,1I.ow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20
WeaverviIle, Saturday Mar. 90, 1869.

WEsrxoRELxsD mileage, which was given
his son, amounted to S3,6O0.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

"HiTE PlSE.-The White Pine fever appears
to have the upper hand of the small pox in San
francisco, and threatens to carry off all who
have escaped the latter disease The avenue of
transportation to the famous new found silver
land, is literally crowded with seekers after sud-
den wealth. Probably the Pacific coast will
furnish but 1.-THE Of the population that will
rush into the White Pine district duriag the
present spring and summer. 1t is the general
opinion that the ore is not only very rich but
very extensive. However this may be, it is very
certain that nineteen-twensieths of those who
close out business in this State to seek their
fortunes in the silver mines, will be doomed to
disappointment 1t is necessary, however, for
every new country to haze its pioneers, and it
matters not how great the rush may be, the re-
turning tide will more than recompepse Califor-
mia for any loss of population she may now sus-
tain f..f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-03-20

AN Austrian author asserts that Napoleon the
First had twenty-one illegtimate children, of
whom FIVE are still living.
The New York herald., 1869-11-04
CLEARED.

Steamship Nevada Orb Green, Liverpool Williams &
Guon
stesmshlp Tybee, Delaney Porto Plata and ST Domingo
Spoaord. Iiles0n n Co.
Steamship Ashland Crowell, wirnineton, NCJ Hand.
Steamship Abemare. Roberts Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Valley City. Hedell Georgetown, DCPhillpa
h Brown.
,stesmsaiP Acashnet Rector, New Bedford Ferguson
Brig Dirigoi Cealn Napes--Jas Henry.
Watson a Co.
sehr Ed Burnett, Ponder, Parnahba Stevens a Co.
Co. ~
schr WIN Arthur Andrews Bsltmorc--J W Mckee 4 Co.
Scar W Ii Dc via, Chase, New Bedford Ferguson 4
Wood.
schr Clara Jane, McAllip, Lynn, Mass Jed Frye AGO.
ARRIVALS
The New York herald., 1869-11-04
Marine Disasters.

RARKJAsEr FoaBEs sRr, from London for Pic.ou Ns
went ashore at Sydney CB the sh M and has con
BRIO W ". LORD, from Montreal for Cork put Int
Hawkesbury, Ms, Oct, in distress, Ieaky. ''''
which p Do fsmih @ rn sm"s r a Fmoah
the Both ut, with her tackle. &c, for $4,000.
n q mat ..,s coal and
steam PUMP WAS put on board ,ss night but to
sTFAaIUG JACOB NrArIE, from Providence of and
for New York. with bark Bertha tow into Is, mai
Jamestown ieryboas and had '"p''' ana
Cow BAY Nov 2-Five hundred bales of cotton have been
q u al sshs IL CSao
but she will probably be a total loss.
struck the ground lost par, o keel - ''"'s IN
o' A the naf
aiamocco during heavy Storm steamer trying to
Miscellaneous
We are indebted to Morgan, purser of steamship Lo.
dona, from New Orleans, for 'avors
Notice to Mariners.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -TRrrsTr uAy- ALTERATION
M IN POSITION or GRADo LIGHT VESSEL.
Tho Austrian government has given notice that in
Trade i near Port Primero has been moved in y dec
NM. SSrEhe flashing apparatus Of the Light Vessel being
FIXED LIGHT on PciST soTrILr.
be f% o G III AK 81 oSe @ light 6n %g pD
s9s ps s, s'D p0n, ass e wss Nina BAY Trieste sy ,o
water Snd In clear weather should be from distance
The Illuminating apparatus diop,ric by lenses of the
The SO high round br Of greyish stone and
h attached TO and rises rom the Of tho keepers dwell
lug .,o - =, 40 r ,.
Greenwich.
bearings arc magnetic. Variation 10 deg westerly
By communal OF their Lordships,
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS. photographer.
HYDRooHArhio 0fficR, Admiralty, London Oct 3, 1859
Whalcneu.
Sailed from New Bedford I'd, bark Thomas Dickason
Pacific Ocean.
spoten-sep.n, lat n, Ion %w, bark Midas, Hnmin,
NIB, no report
ship Tlmour spooner from Boston for Bombay, Sept o.
Ship Alex Marsha Gardner from Liverpool for New York.
Ship China from Sunderland for San Francisco dato
ship showing white flag with red cross steering W.
Bark Voltage tbr Aud, from glasgow for New York Oct
3, lat t0, ion9.
Foreign Ports.
hoAruLco Oct H-In port shp Valley Forge, Berry. for
p BoIros AyEEs, Sep, 1o-Arrived bark Mary Hamilton
CARDuT, oct 2--saled, Thorwadsen, wnis Pensacola.
DAapAnkLLss Oct Arrived, Helios ziesmsr, Tsgan.
5ssoA, DC, isDAryca, sims,o, vaccsri, NYork
HAVANA, Nov ARRIVED, steamships Eagle Greene view
LiyKnroo Nov Arrived ship harvest Queen, Jansen,
San Francisco.
MALAeA, Oct ls--ceared bark Deodorus IBr). Arnes,
Sfok brYs Edward iiih tbr haadoek ao ios esmo'1os
Hs9roEr, Oct Si-sailsd Onward, Finn ssysnpah.
ktRUwR DrEr, Oct l6Arrved Charlotte, 0as]on' bhti'
Vusrmsrows' Nov S-Arr!vcd, Steamship Franco Gro
gan, RYork for Liverpool tand proceeded.
The New York herald., 1869-11-04
ARRIVALS.
nEpoRreD NJ ras HERALD srs,1 vAc1rL

"'O"'HpD' ~ "DNauo sAsAa tAVt trt.
Steamship Lodona, Hogey New Orleans, And the bar Oct
~, with mdse AMI passengers, to y II Mallory Co. on
Hsterae had heavy gale from NV, which lasted hours
seamshp Huntsvlc Crowel Savannah, Oct 30, with
mdse and passengers, to Lowden. Nov l. 80 AM 80
miles noith Of Capn lookout passed steamship ArRdne
hence for Galveston
Steamship Fairbanks, Powell Wilmington, Nc, with mdae
aud plssengers to James Hand
Steamship Ashland, Crowel, Wilmington, NC, 70 hours
win mdse snd passengers, 10 James Hand.
steamship Rebecca Clyde, Price, Wilmington NC ~ hours
with mdse and passengers, 70 Jas Hand
steamship Ellen Terry Chaplin, Newbern, NC, 8 days.
with mdse and passengers, TO Murray, Ferris h Co.
Steamship Eureka, Brown, Egg Harbor, wiln mdse TO
master
Ship g sone, sinne,. Cardiff, "a days, with railway
iron TO order Fore part Of the passage had light easery
winds latter part heavy NV eacs Oct 2 lat 40 90 Ion
3D. spoke brig Unon from Cape Breton for New York.
days out
bLs silss Fab, Brand Liverpool % days. with 10
from thence with strong NV gales.
Bark Josephine lpf Porland, Haven Bucnos Ayrcs co
- ion ss hAd tns wess9sr mos. q the passage for
n " 90 W. spoke brig flora tN9, Rio oIands for
The New York herald., 1869-11-04

SUSPENSION BRIDGES IN CHIrA--1he construc-
ton OF suspension bridges has been thought signal
acnleVement Dy the western nations, but IN CHINA
lhey are oi great antiquity, and many still exist.
1hey are made OF iron CHAINS and their moue OF
construction resembles In the main that used IN
western countries. They are however, generally
connned 10 mountainous regions, and epan rivers
whose havigauon IL interrupted. There IL one over
arlveI in the I unnan province that Is said to have
been nrst built py one famous Gnu. xoh-Iiang more
tnan TWO tDousand years since, ana there Is second
and much larger one IA the Kweichow province,
spanning the river Pei This latter was
bni!t during the Ming dynasty. Ii consists
and fastened firmly In the stone on either bank;
from natural elevations above other chains depend,
chains fastened to II from below the object being to
The New York herald., 1869-11-04
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Weather Along tho Coust.
P0RT OF NEW YORK, NoyGusEa 8, 1859.


Captains and Purses OF Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver oil packages intended the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery OF packages
viii be the following extract from the
Of regular monthly meeting, held March 8, ls5s:--
Resolved That and after April 1853 tho Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship news in the
Larbor or New YORK. Passed nously.
re- The Office of ths HERALD stoan yachts JAMES and
JEAksRfTE ia AT Whitehall slip All from
owners and conaneest the masters Of inward bound
Sels VIII be forwarded free OF charge.
The New York herald., 1869-11-04

RAILROADS. IN THE UNITED STATEs.-A total OF
49, miles OF railroad have been completed IN the
country, besides 5000 additional miles which are
now III progress Of construction. In short time
Si4,oo3 as the average cost per miie would make
the capital invested IN railroads In this country
alone 81 0o0, ,ooo 600. The 5000 miles OF railroad
which England owns cost an average OF 100000 per
mlle-total, 81 60o, 900; while the whole OF the
so, while wo have three times as many miles of
railway as England we have paid $500 Oo0. 900 less
than she paid Tor hers In the last year, too, our
earnings for the same number of miles were fully
twice as much as those Of our English neghbor.
The New York herald., 1869-11-04

MARRIED COOP DEAL-A correspondent writes
to the warsaw Mo.) Times as follows:--AD0ut two
years ago man by the name of p. engaged in
huckstering, came into tins vicinity. and aier few
had six children. Things went on smoothly for a
time; then came storms and finally squalls. About
tho first OF this month woman from Illinois with
Six children, appeared here claiming Mr.. p as
her truant husband, and produced her certificate OF
marriage Things looked blue for Mr. p and he
treated the matter az fraud. The Illinois wife LEFT
with y view 10 commence suit. On Monday last Mr..
P-left for parts unknown. On Tuesday woman
with six children, hang from Tennessee, came to
the village claiming Mr.. P az her husband, and
found The inexorable gone; and she also returned
huspandess. On Wednesday night aome strange
party drove up Ia the house OF Mr.. P--,s Cole
Camp vile and leit child upon the doorstep and
then departed. Rumor has II that MI. P also had
wife In the vicinity OF Lexington, No., and from
The New York herald., 1869-11-04

mako tho bridge a. nrm ns possible. A plank moor
" lard shs bed OF chains It 10 repaired a. regular
expense Tne span Of this bridge s said to be seye-
raj hundred feet
The New York herald., 1869-11-04

IsT
TIE company then proceeded to the tomb. The
monument was uncovered Lord Hougbton saying,
I'm the name OF the subscribers to this monument,
and OF the friends OF MIR. Leigh Hunt who remember
MIN and are careful OF his fame, present TINS monH.
(CaeersA
Mr.. Thornton Hunt acknowledged the gift in o
few appropriate words
Thanks were given to hIr. Durham, the sculptor,
ana the ceremony concluded.
The New York herald., 1869-11-04

Steamships Scotia, Liverpoo Nevada, do Tybee s, Do
miDgo &C. " ~
Wind at sunset SSw, light
The New York herald., 1869-11-04
BELOW,
SAILED.

Bark Danish Princess sopwlh 80 days from Newcastle
H&F Meyer Go, Was boarded by piio, boat James
Avery, No 8, Oct g. LAT 40 70, Ion 70 90 ''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A coored man, supposed to be the leader
of gang of thieves who have lately been en-
gagged in robbing the freight train on the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad, has been arrest
cd. Several Of his associates have hSeWsc
been taken up. -
Hartman & Co., have put on new diiy
stage line between Stanton and HatrlSonb1rg
to connect with the trains on tho Chesapeake
& Ohio and Orange, Alexandra q Manassas
Railroads and With the stages from Staunton
to Lexington.
Candidates are beginning to announce them.
selves for various Offices, iu different parts OF
the State, 10 view Of the anticipated order OF
President Grant for az election in irglnla. -
We are sorry TO see "cectioneering c)m-
mence again so early.
The famous Lewis Lindsey tcoioTed) late
member of the Virginia Constitutional Con-
vcntion, has come 20 grief in RichmoId-in
being brought under the supervision OF tic po'
lice, and necessitated to take nights lodgings
in the watch house, &c.
Wardwell, the Superintendent Of the Penl'
tary, at Richmond, has had various charges Of
malfeasance in Office, preferred against him. by
some OF his late employees. The matter has
been laid before Gen. Candy.
A colored preacher, named Byrd, has been
arrested at Richmond, Va, charged with COM
hitting violent outrage on a colored girl aged
thirteen years. The Dispatch says he contesse d
his guilt.
We regret to record the death OF r. Nj.
Hudson, late Judge Of the l4th Judicial Cir
cult, which took place at his home 10 Flncast!e
on Monday last