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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18
County Board Of Examination.
Attention, Taxpayers 4!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TAX-PAY-
IN ers that the Assessment Roll for Trinity
County for the fiscal year 1s69-70 has been
placed in my hands, and that the taxes therein
assessed are now due and payable to me, at my
office in the town of Weaverville Paw yonr
taxes on or before the THIRD MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER, if you would avoid paying Five
FER CENT. additional and costs.
Weaverville, September 10th, 1862
PETER PAuLSEN,
81 CountJ Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

IT is now seriously reported, by way of Paris,
that Napoleon intends 10 ahdicate the throne in
favor of his son, the executive part of the gov
ernment to be administered by Regency, with
the Empress and Prince Napoleon at its head
during the Prince Imperial's minority. The
precariors condition of the Emperor's health
which threatens to permanently incapacitate him
for business, is the alleged cause for this step.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

EARrHQUAKEs.-A very heavy shock of earth
quake occurred at San Luis Obispo on the morn
ing of the 18th instant A slight shock was felt
at Sacramento on the 18th. 1t was also felt at
Iowa Hill, where there were three heavy shocks,
and at Marysville, where it is reported to have
been I" sharp"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

CUBA.-Reports from Madrid say that Spain is
about to send out twenty-four thousand troops
against the Cuban insurgents. On the other
hand reports from Cuba say the Cnbans are con-
fident of success and focking by hundreds into
the patriot army.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

CATTLE DIsEAsE.-The Texas cattle plague
has broken out on the southern coast, and, ac-
cording. to rumor, has carried off hundreds of
cows, mostly in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and
San Luis Obispo counties. The disease, so far,
is confined to the ranchos over which Texas cat
tie were driven last year, when a number of
herds were brought across the continent. The
symptoms hanging down of the head, dull
ness of the eyes, trembling and peculiar stu
pidity. No cure has been found, but a dose of
turpentine, followed after an hour or two by cas-
tor oil, has appeared to hasten recovery in some
instances. In the fatal cases, death usually fol-
lows the frs: appearance of the disease in about
ten days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

Medical Advice.-DR WV X DoHERrY's Medical and
Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua the welfare
of health Of citizens and his rapidly
ding reputation although it may excite surprise s but the
skill and follows the natural effect Of such
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered under chronic disease who had
ken advantage Of every available that promised
lief but without until they called upon Dr. DOHERrY
incredibly short space time has given them
tire relief gratifying this because the
gentleman who seeks defamation of others
establish his reputation the superstructure OF
his own upon the ruin anothers fame The Doctor
Institute in such that must be gratifying
all his patients. He examines advises and recommends
without charge patient AFTER hearing his
treatment accept pleasure In does
the Doctor make Charge unless he effects This he
is able because he feels the confidence which long
has gven aud doubt the consolation which
pertains confidence Persons afflicted with either
would do we'll consult the Doctor
all do harm for consultation he asks
does he insist obedience to his advice unless
the patient places himself under his His Offices
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany 8 otfce.-SIn Francisco Ne,cs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

News from the East confirms the " orst reports
of the disaster by the late gales. Vessels have
been wrecked all along the Northern coast, and
orchards, gardens and buildings suffered severely
In the vicinity of Boston.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

DON'T BELIEVE Ir.-Anra Dickinson, In her
last lecture at San Francisco, made a statement
which did not receive cheer. She said the
ladies of California dressed better than the
women of New England, but are much beneath
them in intelligence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

NEW Mexico The latest intelligence from the
election in New Mexico indicate that Chavez,
Republican, is reelected Delegate to Congress
by two hundred majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

ALL the bodies Of the miners in the Avondaie
mine, near Scranton, Pennsylvania, two hundred
in number, were found in q great pile, dead
Contributions to their families continue to dow
In from many quarters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

DEAD.-"General Slas," the performing dwarf
who has travelled with Bartholomew's circus for
the past two years, died at Marysville recently,
from injuries received in being thrown from
carriage
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18
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The compiler, in arranging and combining ma
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and attractive style. The breviry and variety
of topics renders the work particularly enter
tanning. In this work will be found facts and
incidents in the lives of the Pioneers, and of the
history of the State, that make its pages glow
with the facinations of romance.
We confidently anticipate for this book a
larger sale than any work that has been circu-
lated upon this coast for many years.
1t one large octave volume of upwards Of 700
pages, printed on elegant paper, handsome type,
with numerous spirited engrayings, illustrating
scenery, character, etc.
1t is sold only through canvassing agents, end
those wishing territory to canvass, should i'm
mediately apply in person or by letter to the uu-
dersigued.
We have also secured the General Agency for
the Pacific coast for the celebrated Morse 5
Fountain Pen. An excellent article for agents.
H. H. BANCROFT e. CO.,
Publishers COO Montgomery-st.
365w San Francisco Cal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

MAIN ELEcTIoN.-lt is reported that the Repub-
licans have carried Maine by 5000 majority over
both the opposition parties. They have the Sen
ate and House by large majorities. The vote
shows falling of since last November of AZ 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

ELopEMExr.-The Nevada Tranecript, of Sep
tember llth, has the following;
Miller Rogers have been for some time en-
gagged in a partnership business in wood chop
ping at Truckee and Boca, and Rogers was
married man. A short time since Miller came
to Little York, where the wife of Rogers resided
aud eloped with her. On Sunday, the 5th in
slant, the elopists came to Nevada, and stopped
at the hotel, registering j. S. Miller and wife,
and on the next morning left for Sacramento.
Yesterday Rogers was in town endeavoring to
find some traces of his missing wife and his part
ner, with a view of recapruring his wife and
msking it warm for his partner,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

kSSsSLvASIA expects to furnish the Perma-
uen. successor to the late Secretary OF War,
Aa"hn'' The President says no permanent aP-
pe'stusnt will Be made for 1t least TWO months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

"x. ~ GwIs, H., has been elected to the Sen
ate from Calaveras county. He had 200 major
ny. Probably the Democrats would elect the
o'o traitor himself, if he should return to Cali
fornia
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

FoRTY-oNE THOUSAND DOLLARS have already
been subscribed to the fund for the widow Of
Secretary Rawlins.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

WYOMING TERRTToRY.-The Democrats of Wy
oming have elected s. r. Nuckolls Delegate to
Congress, by eight hundred and fourteen ma
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

GOVERNOR HAIGHT, accompanied by Mrs
Haight and two children, left Sacramento or
Monday last for the East
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

THERE is great excitement throughout Idaho
about new placer gold diggings on the head-wa-
tiers of the Payette river
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

The late tornado in New England extended its
ravages along the coast from Portland to Nam
tucket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18
USE
p AIN TX IL e r. i.

CHOLERA AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
For Bos Cuts Bruises and Scad Old Sores Spains Swell
ing Joints Toothache Pain in the Face Neuralgia and
Rheunatism Frosted Feet Feons.
Sore Throat, Sudden Colds, Coughs, &c.
Use it for of these and will never do without it, I
a valuable family medicine has induced others tc
counterfeit the Pain Killer extent.
Berare of Counterteits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

ARSENIC IN MiNE.-The Nevada Transcript
says the workmen at the Fidelity quartz mine,
ON the fuba, short time since, were all, nine
or ten, attacked with symptoms of poisoning,
and on examination the water taken from the
mine, and which had been used by the men, was
found TO contain arsenic
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

GENERAL SHERMAN was commissioned Secre
tary of War pro TEN on the 9th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

VALLEJO must be the banner Republican city
OF California. In poll of 926 it gives 426 ma.
ioritY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18
The Political sttuation.

The New York Herald, in . recent leader on
the political situation, says the Marysville Ap-
peal, gives Grant and Congress the mastership
of the succession in 1871 The Herald, wit
nesses the perysrsity of the Bourbon Democracy.
The party In the North is determined to hang to
its idols-to States Rights-to the old theory
that it is unconditional to amend the Constitu-
tion, by which any political principle distasteful
to single State. may be adopted This the
States Rights Democracy call forcing " the
States BY an unconstitutional amendment-un-
constitutional, because embracing principles
which were not granted to the Federal Union
when the constitution was adopted
The Herald in viewing the political horizon,
remarks
We apprehend that General Grant properly es-
| Inmates the stubbornness and stupidity of the
Northern Democratic Bonrbons in their adhesion
to their old party Gogmas and constitutional
jack-o' Lanterns. The old party leaders of The
South have been thoroughly cured of all these
fallscies. After foundering in the mire of John
sons policy for three tedious years of confusion
worse confounded, and after vainly trying the
short cut proposed by the Tammany National
| Democratic convention of a reputation of all
the reconstruction doings of Congress as "un-
constitutional, revolutionary, null and void" the
Southern Democracy looking at their actual sit
uation, have simply accepted it and taken their
new course. They have said to their Northern
brethren, We have followed you to the end of
your tether, and here we part, unless you choose
to follow u.s." So we have now three political
parties in the field The regular Republican
party, North and South, supported by the adm
ins,ration the Democratic party of the North,
and the new and powerful negro suffrage party
of the South, embracing liberal Republican
whites and blacks, and all the elements of the
late Southern Democratic party. Here they are
and while the Northern Democracy stand opposed
to this new Southern party General Grant, with
Congress at his back will be master of the stua-
tion and of the succession. How can it be other
wise with a clean breach between the two wings
| of the opposition forces?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

THs Carson mint commenced coming none!
on the 9th instant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.

T HAVE ON HAND 800 GALLONS OF PURE
Cider Vinegar, which will sell at IS cents
per gallon by retail and, in large quantities, at
much lower rate than it can be brought from
San Francisco. The public is assured that this
is pure, unadulterated article, and any one
trying this vinegar aud not liking it, will re-
fund the money.
34-tf CHI. PETERSEN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

BkIcK" PoxERoY won $4,000 on the inter
national boat race.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

SELBY's majority over McCoppin, for mayor
was III votes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

THE captain of an American vessel bound 70
New York recently fell in with deserted sh
at sea, in the cabin of which was found the bod
of man about thirty years of age, his hea
resting upon a box containing $3.50, 900 in gold
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18
Weavervjlle, Saturday, Sept. lS, 1869.
REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL TICKET.

THERE are 74O prisoners in San Quentin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-09-18

from Saratoga, under the title, 6 Saratoga Seen
with Woman's Naked Eye" An Ohio paper
copying one of them, made it read :. Saratoga
Seen by Naked Woman's Eye"
SINCE Lamartine's death FIVE millions of his
photographs have been sold in France, and nc
fewer than eight hundred thousand cheap stat
ues.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-12

JRxNIR +. HAxeu, in the Western
Rxrah says no. and specifies - iol'
lowe
In the first place, II You recon your
time - worth any thing, it don't pay.
In the second place. il You cut o.
tear up garments which might be worn
longer as - they are, or cut over fol
some other purpose, il don't pay.
If you buy new cloth, red or green
-as l have known women to do,
don't pay.
II you devote all your time to il to
the utter exclusion Of other duties, il
dent pay.
Ifyoa hire it woven and pay 6neeu
cents per yard, it don't pay.
If you weave il yourself up-stairi
in cold 70 ON or in the wood house,
and take cold which may terminate
in something very serious, if not fsta
it dent pay.
Myou buy yonr dye stuffs 1t the
present prices, it don't pay.
Hyou can do any other kind Of Worl
and earn carpet, it don't pay.
Fit is made for the "other room,
and is to be kept immaculate from tht
tread of rrofane feet, except on com
psny days, il don't pay.
Hit involves the sitting up Of hal
the night, when nature demands Tepo<
it doa'; pay.
lift makes you nervous and cross
and scold Your husband. and epanl
the children, it doa's pay.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-12

In feeding farm asimals, remember
that when You place food before N
animal, it is for three purposes: 70
give muscular strength, to supply heat,
" 20 make fat. butter. The more .
COW consumes to supply musclar waste
the less goes to milk. The more she
needs to keep hersslf warm, the less
che can yield Of milk or fesh. Coarse
corn stalks, aud straw yield some
starch or carbon. This il the reason
why N anamA in an open shed viii
cat trash which it would reject in I
warm stable. Yet there 10 nothing
gained by starving them 70 rough fod.
der. Good shelter would be cheaper.
The richer the food 10 albumen, The
more vigor and muscle il viii make
The farmer gains more by fec high
fed anasnsls than from half.staryed 4,
iil-houssd stock.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-12

TRIAL Mt JraY.-In the so~n Of Calmar,
resides justice Of The psace, Who IL deal,
o. in the ardent. A cass came baiore him
recently to b decided according to the mer.
its wherefore > jury vs. empanneled, aud
The facts daily laid bsfose them. They ~.
tired % back roea, uhsss kegs, barrels
aud dsnijoas. net thsis gaze, they immedi.
asel, commsncsd 70 rso1ooises ths premises.
The parties together With IL squire await.
ing patiently e. ~ rstsrs of . verdict nm,
" nearly ~ hssak II DAY. The constabl'
s sasnossd 70 ssquiss into H. delav
asaa~.poa VISITING he room found The intel
went Jury lyiag ssosad looss 10 . rathel
~ eo1s yos 20 staAs, - asosssd TIE foos
., sSo eaty saisod - hsaas seds -
sb;. n'n sAss, li-s yes he, tsll squass-
80, rIs mere Jury e-csat g-gsee.-Les
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-12

-, iasR,cr can.,l spend few eve
'.t1Es = bette, advantage than ia lay
ais, en' tic garden nor. Tahr slate,
a4d. .tsr measuring or pacing ont
yonf arden, draw II ont ON your Mate
..a,l hen .sb divide II. Arrange
lst PLANTING 70 that the d'irss par'
N 90 ground shah ~ 6rss rAaWsc,l
bl arst titled; AND IN putting ]"
vnnN l.ims bcams On ! eosW il u very
10y to place them where they viii
4 shade other lc~ growing vcseta-
he's. lf yca have tight 'e"ec, OF
early %, On TIE north si,ll arramgc
n bed thcrc fos your Tomatoes; =
warm. sunny location will bring them
onward week earlier.
lin . locality where they will grow
.ropcrl,, lay on, a plot in the high,
=, soil (if sandy, or little inclined to
ravcl, so much the bcticr) for sweet
,ao;a,oes; a hundred hills will supply
,ur fmily for month or Two. Put
q. cabbage AMI cauliAcwcrs where
&c soil is newest; or, if all has been
a..lcr cultivation for some time, make
a inmate on that patch on Your slate
q SPADE i, little deeper than rsnal.
20 as TO get up a little new Garth with
the old.
Whatever Won nlant in ro,cs let the
rows run down hin, regardless OF their
,u.i,ion to the sun; otherwise every
heavy r ia will fosm q puddle on the
upper side Of the row, and make the
ground heavy and soiden. Leave =
border Of say two feet wide on either
si,lc OF the main path, for flowers, (un-
less yon have . separate garden de-
voted entirely to them); your wife
and daaghters win thank you for it.
Don't begru.lge them the time to care
s:s them. Their happy faces and
Glad hearts should more pay than you ;
besi.les light heart viii accomplish
s.e;sv ~ much work ~ one that Is de-
med these cheap, beautiful and heart
giving plcaaures, aud keep in the same
old dull routine month in and month
cat.
II not already set out devote .
spo, Somewhere to straw berries and
raspberriea
II viii probably be found neces.
sary 70 re arrange your garden more
than once-bnt when once right, to
suit your mind you have no idea
what help il 10 to spring work. No
hurry. no bother, no consultations ;
refer 70 your chart put . stake u
each corner Of the plot and 90 ahead,
and the work is done, while you would
have been studying where you wanted
70 begin. Try it, and after doing It
osce, You viii wonder how you ever
got alosg without it.-R.rol Nesc-
Yor1w.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-12

A Western editor, in response to . ..,
seriber, who grunble that his mornine -
per was intolsrHbly damp, says, A,his i l..
cause therc II 90 much due on H."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-12
HALLS
Vegetable Sici|iap Hair Remover

Eaery near Increases the popu-
t'isi.y NJ Ms ea'1aSie Hair Prem
arasson, which is d0e to merit
1l@ne. We c1n assure our old
o":'.ons fh.f IL IL Kept fsIiy up 10
~. nigh standard. and TO those
aIho hare nsres' used IL Wc can
cOmrdrni!y say. tibet it is the only
rsii"Sie ""d perfected yreparn-
ZION r. resinrc GRAY OK FADED
iiAsik 10 tts Uoath5nt Color. max
tny I. SOFT. tusfsOus, and aiken;
a'"iu. ~ its use. becomes
"f..fe anil clean: d ,snorcS al
rt"pt'ons and ,iandrry. and by
- f0nsc prnoes'firs prevents the
'.aiir from f"iias Out. as il slim
","fes ".f noHrishcs the hatr
1is:nas. ~ l.. arse the hair grors
thicker Gni stronger. In Jai,incr
II res ores He cns,Tiary gSonus
. their n"r!S0l sicor, and riR
'rfafr "a uctr yronth erceDs IN
'-s'iisa,s odd age. ~ Is the most
-'oD"WsrGf usi7s E,sESSlSs:
'tr' "sed. as II requires fcrer
applications. aad g!ccs The hu.r
~ sgf~adia giossg appearance
. MUras at a..T1f bg al. 4. 4,
flss.. SaRs. ".kf con stifpes.S are
.ase and rare|Hilg selected for
rfr1 81 gntsst. q, and I consider
fhe HEH q .'stErtIst:i0H for
infca6cd purposes. UepuL-
81 a treatise .n he hair, lrhich
se"d Js'ce by n..iif naon dppii-
HiO". T',ich contains sOmyiea-
'rsosy noticrs FROM clergymen,
,tys c'n,,s. tbe press. and others.
10 horr m1.i~ tie study Of the
3ir md ~ disrt:srs r. specially
~ .r..-s, AMI InoT !iat tee make
re as0Sf etrri,es prc.mration Ior
ne rcs 0r.tfioa and .he preserrG-
an II the Lcir, elfdnt, ds.i 50
,c'.aoH.i~iJeti by he beAi Wcdi.
a. ANA I 1emicsti Authority.
II By al Drfrtss asd l,ralrs il Mea'cie.
COOK, co5u2n {. CO.
sal Accents for Gorth,Westen States,
81 nEAIsQAS ST., CHICAGO, LII.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-12
Metallic Burial Cases,
CASKETS
And Walnut Collins,

all kinds OF
Conn Tr1n1natnSO,
I am prepared to FL. j orders with when
may be favored, to y. 4 satisfaction, and eA
pect by close attention to the wants Of the leo
pie, to not only sustain the enviable reputation
the house has already gained, but also to merit
still further Communications.
FIFTH DOOR EAST OF BRIDGE, SOUTH
SIDEMAIN ST, INDEPENDENCE, loNh A.
eD- Residence ID house west Of Grist NAL, up
stairs.
Dec. Is, 1858. Eau
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-26
8efanntinatbuua an bic III
tiDatare Der EeisnefFee NIB
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6efeIl f6aft.-

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BsrIammIafta oes Sioates Reuneiiee dnAenan;
Mites nom IS. S5ebr1ar 1869, weiGer Sic Uftionfre
ppn GtIfnbnbns @eigli natorilsff, tn getutIen
Sdllen &efiammlhnaen Der Mftipnhte tbxer GeteHs
f3dften 81 beraiea, nm Dtrettovui pber gerlD6lter
r pIe @efeHf fbofsn 81 ergpdhIehs MAIDEN bic tltls
ter3eLt4heten AIftondre IN tst Eeneee unb 8Qcific
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dnfmtune eenanutef MFftpndte i'm Gonrt1dpfe IN {
Siaot % 0ibptueem g hner fla g ben 10. Aldr5
1869, sum 2irede Der Gf1piblnng zines Bcofes pcn
8iresfcren fit has rcn na an be0iHnenee Sabx gee
bdlten merben oa anb mir fpfeefn ale AtttoudFe sec
iiitef Gtifn abii= at bternt sIgtpsnn eas
su 0endnntet 8eit nfb an esH11rter Stehe 5u etefsr
Ter ssbffad 4e nAs ssiestt9sn Stunosn ftir iel9e
'''' @sg; R B sss:..
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fssasf@ >. SsFsmsss.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-26
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gearo belt 9eife1n MbenO regelmdBtge
gibung.
IRe6rere 9etitioaet UNI @rlanbniB
sur @rri6tune bon grandchildren tuiars
6en 9enebnli9t.
Sic @etition ben 3. q. Cartwright
ipelAer auBerbaIb Der Gtnot9ren3e
tuobat, mn 3uIaduns ieiner ainber su
ben 0featli6en ShnIea1 ipurOe Oers
tuerfens
Sic MeioIntio1, tueItbe ben g8erfts
rseilter nil gteparatiFen in ieitenl See
partemett beanFra9t, lunroe anBenom>
men.
Die 8ill, iuelde neue @Obns uno
Sabrifsebaube auf siDei, reip. fllni
Sabre 1teuerfrei ertlGtt, paifrte erite
aeluna. She OiefeIbe aur stusiten Qes
| luna fam fpraden Nl@ter gBbittuOrtbI
anf Ginlaomng, un0 bic Gouncilsn0ns
ner Nain (forbie) uno Nlurp6D oeger
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