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OBITUARY-W e regret 10 learn
Of the death, on Friday last, IN
Boston, Of Gen. Edward II. Slough
ton, eldest son OF Hon. III. +.
Stoughtou, OF Bellows Falls. Gen.
:. was educated at West Point and
served in the reg lar army as Lieu
tenant of Infantry for two years
In August, 1861, he received the
appointment of Colonel OF the It'll
Vermont Regiment, OF Volunteers.
In November, 1863, he Was nomi
na.ed By President Lincoln "a
Bugadier General, and at once a.
signed to the command Of the Sec
ond Vermont Brigade. In March
I>U3 he was captured JI the cclc.
bguttd Mostly, and taken as prison
er to Richmond. His release was
soon erected. however, through tn
Efforts OF his friend and clas>ma-e.
General Fit2lugh Lee Since then
he has studied and psa.dee4 law i.
\ ~ YORK City. he wa, a brave
nl accomplished officer, and is sar,
10 have taken .U-A M"l RS laN
yer. NE died vi consumption
f9fE s i9HSr
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WHAT Ais THE BABY i"-The
ST. Adams Messenger is RESI- onsible
for the following: ,Brof K, Of
Medical College celebrity, was
called to see the sick child OF Mrs
Mullen. The doctor is not merely
goodpractlcal physician, butabounds
in professional technicalities. AT
ter all due inanlpulations and in
spections, the doctor gave the anx-
ious mother in detail, all the predis-
posing and proximate causes, and
the nosoligal apellation OF the dis
ease, and descanted profoundly on
the mOdus Opefdndi Of therapeutic
agencies for ITS removal, aud with
pharmaccutic precision designated
the remedial programme. The ad
miring listener gave rapt attention
but as the doctor took his hat to
leave, she remarked that she had
been much interested in his plasing
discours, but pray, doctor" said
Mrs. Mullen. "before You go don't
forget to tell me what ailS the bah
by. and what III be Arthur don for
it,
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IN any other way.
= Tine scst Of Boston and New Tdrk refol r.
enc given - be rel IL bility OF our house,
and that our Lusiuess Il conducted in the far
est auu'r us legitimate Kramer possible, and
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agents IN Clubs at rates mentioned below.
We guarantee every article to cost less than
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TEMPEST N A IEAPoI.--,lu.e
u little breeze was raised 'ov,r Che
way,' when the young lad wished
% borrow the has BELONGING to the
democrats obe displayed "i,a OIL.
crS, at the Christmas festival. All,
who owned IA share IN it, excepting
one OF two. readily gave thcir con.
sent, but the 'mammoth pig, who
had it in charge refused to give It
up, and thereupon arose spirited
controversy, and some hard words
were caused by thcpcr,istent swim.
ishness' Of the holder Of the Gag,
who kept it nevertheless.
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The Freeman says: "The st
Albms pdpcrs Of Saturday say the
Times Printing Establishment at
Burlington has been purchased by
the Free Press ASSOCIATION for Sl0,
900, and that the two papers are "a
be consolidated on the first Of Jan.
'tary,--but we have seen no conir.
nation OF this item in either Of the
papers Interested.
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

COMErIliNG NEW AND USEtUL.--h
- New Ira IN Music. Popular Music ~ Pop
ular prices, oIIitehcoci', liaii.dhue series Of
Music for the Million No now ady--Nu.
SIC and words OF the Comic song, Captain
Jint- of the Horse Marines others to follow
rapidly. Prize . cents each. Your News
dealer has II or viii get IL Tor YOU. Mailed On
receipt of price. Address BENZ. W. HITCH.
COOK pnhlisher ~ Spring 81. New tork
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chine silk 1T
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Honey, Giyccrinc, Elder Flower,
IsoGtIet mad Palm.
I00E UlpP AGENTS WANTED
tIillih II Elltt Mia op1 .n,,olu l., "a, e,.,-

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county at troni S1'to so day. to sell the
most popular works OF Art published. Adj
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terbefDroeruns gu lternebmen, une bet
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23

~ Gin jun9er Manr, Namen6 Sang
Der ben &rieo mit9ema@t unb na9 8e>
enbtsuns be1elben III eineua ber &esiez
runos>D epartement6 cine @lerfteQe tn
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Office unter SIR. Eboma6 Yentd6. Sett
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rer &rantbeit tbrer Mutter unb tbre6
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17
Weskly Grinity ynurnal.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TEAcHERs WAsrED-A CHANCE FOR EsrERpRls-
ING FExALEs.-From Douglas City, Lewiston and
Minersville we learn that teachers are required
for the public schools and that there is great re-
iuctance shown on the part of young ladies to
accept Of the positions. 1t appears from current
reports that the greater portion of that class in
this vicinity are about to enter into more perma-
nent engagements. We hope that Dame Rumor
speaks the truth in this instance, and, should
such be the case, fresh importation of " school
marms" will be greatly needed in this section.
Laying all jokes aside, we can safely say that
from six to eight female teachers could find prof
liable employment in the various school districts
of this county, as in several instances males
have been Employed only because the trustees
could do no better; and in others children are
without teachers because none can be had. The
rates paid for this kind of labor vary from fifty
to seventy dollars per month, in the outside dis
tricts, and the term of school runs from six to
ten months. This we consider as being very
desirable occupation for any young lady who
wishes to help herself along, the remuneration
alone being great inducement, to say nothing
Of the other advantages afforded by our noun
tain climate, and the great number of marriage
able young men to be found in all localities in
the county
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

MINING operations still continue to be pushed
with great energy, throughout the entire county,
and from what we learn, with very fatter-
lag prospects. The miners have time to lose
now, as water will soon begin to slacken but
Notwithstanding the extraordinary shortness of
the mining season and the great scarcity of wa
ter we believe that all hands will come out even,
If not ahead
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

RUSAwAY.-Last Friday morning, the team of
Lorenz Hagleman, Of the Pacific brewery be-
came frightened and started up Main street at a
break-nec pace, turned the corner into Court
street, thence into Center, then through Young
street into Main again, along Main to Mill street.
Faggtown, and down that street to Weaver creek,
where they finally brought up against a stump.
During their course down Mill street the horses
jumped ditch some twenty feet wide taking the
wagon with them. Luckily harm was done,
further than slightly damaging the wagon.
practice, and one which should not be INDUCED
in
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

New PosrxAsrER.-By Monday nights mail,
Mr. Charles Hartman received commission as
Postmaster for Weaverville. He Immediately
made out the necessary bonds, etc, and for
warded them to Washington, from whence he
expects a return in :ime to take possession oil
the Office by June ist-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

PERsoxAL.-Mr. W. J. Tinnin and lady re-
turned last week, after a sojourn of some two
months iu the lower and middle counties Of this
State Mr. Tinnin informs us that wherever be
went times were lively and business generally
good. He great many Trinity people,
during his absence, all Of whom he reports as
doing we'll.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

ATTENDING DISTRICT COURT. Chadbourne
Esq, has been in attendance upon the District
Court during the week. Mr.. Chadbourne enjoys
an enviable reputation as one of the best law
yers in the State, and in this part of the country
his services are anxiously sought in all import
ant cases.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

SOLD OUr.-Mr. Wm. b. Brown has sold his
Blacksmith shop and fixtures to Messrs. George
Hulmes and Jacob Loots and hereafter are
to have but two shops running. We learn that
Mr.. Chas Thomas has purchased the lot on
which the old shop now stands and that he will
use it in making an addition to his theater
building.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

COOP TrhPLARs PicSIc-We understand Bea-
con Lodge, No. 300, l. O. G. T., intends giving
picnic early the coming month. This will be
new feature in this section, and il pat into
practice, will undoubtedly be source of great
enjoyment to all seeking amusement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

BUSINESS generally in this section is, at pres
ent, good. Scores Of loaded teams are weekly
arriving from Red Bluff, and, judging from the
large amount of merchandise being received
bere- it is to be inferred that our merchants ex-
pect to drive lively trade the coming Summer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

BUSINESS CHASGE--Messrs J. d. Matthews
and Jas. E. Noble, (the latter perhaps better
known As Buffalo Jim, y have purchased two.
thirds Of Wares saw mill, on East Weaver creek
and the concern will hereafter be run under the
name of VIM. Ware Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

week, from White Pine, advise all Trinity people
to stay where they But little work has
been done there up to this time, owing to heavy
snow and cold weather.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

FAST SrocK. - Comstock & Martins entire
stud Of horses have just arrived from the Sacra-
mento valley where they have been recuperating
during the winter, and We must say they look
remarkably we'll. Persons wishing pleasant
drive over our mountain roads will find these
animals, together with splendid lot of buggies,
at their disposal, on the most reasonable terms
and at the shortest notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17
77- - % - 7-
Su M M ON s .

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.-IN THE JUSTICES COURT,
LEWISTON TOWNSHIP. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF TRINITY.-H0W B0GER rs. JOHN BURNS.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO JOHN
BURNS, Greet,ng:
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO AP-
/ pear before me, at my Office in the Town
ship of Lewiston in the county of Trinity, with
in ten days after service hereof, to answer unto
the complaint of How & Boyer, who sue you to
recover one hundred and forty-four (l44) dollars,
due them from you Seventy-fve (15) dollars
upon certain promissory note given them by
you, ana dated at Lewiston, October 22d, 1866,
payable one year after date in United States
gold coin, and sixty-nine (69) dollars of bal
book account contracted by you at
their hotel, as will more fully appear by COM
plant now on file in my office when judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount,
together with costs and damages, if you fail to
appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
Greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this ! 18th day Of Janu-
ary, A. D. 1869
r. RILEY, Justice of the Peace,
In and for said Township.
1t appearing from the return of the Constable
that personal service cannot be had of the above
summons, and by affidavit of J. c. How, one of
the plaintiffs, and that cause of action exists
against the defendant in respect to whom service
is to be made, l hereby order that service there
of be made by publication in the Trinity Journal,
weekly newspaper published in Weave.ville,
Trinity County California, three consecutive
weeks, commencing January 3d. A. D. 1869.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of January, A. D. 1869.
R. RILEY, Justice of the Peace,
3-3t In and for said Township
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

MINING CLAIM Sold. Culver Fields OF
Junction City, have sold their claim to S. Shu-
macher Co. We did not learn the terms upon
which the sale was made, but know the claim to
be one of the frst-class.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

New FIRM.-The Douglas City trade, hereto
fore divided between Kelton Kellogg and Hall
K Mason, has been consolidated by the new firm
edly transact an extensive and profitable bus
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

DoS'r forget the school ball, to be given at
the Carter house, Junction City, next Friday
evening. 1t is for the benefit of a noble object
and we should like to it well patronized.
Go everybody that can
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

OuR town presents an unusual lively appear
ance the present week owing to the presence of
number of citizens from other portions of the
county, in attcnda zee on the District Court
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

The WEATHER.-During the beginning of the
present week, the weather was unusually warm,
reminding one of the sultry days of July and
August. Linen coats and the articles of sum-
mer brought into requsiton. But,
suddenly there came a change, and on Thurs
day morning people were surprised to find ice,
as thick as window pane, on their water
buckets. Fruit, We believe, is now too far ad-
vanced to be hurt by cold weather, and there
fore the change will do no damage in that line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17
HOWARD & CO.,
Jewellers and Silversmiths,
$40 Broadway, N. Y.

One Block above the Metropolitan HOTEL
Every visiting New York is invited to call at
establishment.
In order that all address with confidence, we in
vte attention the following
Office of WELLS. FARGO Co.
81 Brodd,cay, -Ne,U York; oct. o. 1868.
We can cheerfialy commend Messrs Hocard d Co., 619
Broadtcdy, ForL, 10 friends, reliable and
Trustworthy frnl pit The that all orders
them ,rtU hare faithful aud prompt attention.
c. GODDARD, Treas,
For WELLS, FARGO Co.
And also refer to
W. RAYMOND, Esq, San Francisco.
B. c. HOWARD. Esq, San Francisco.
T. X. BUTLER. Esq, Z. s. Mint San Francisco.
W. S. HOBART, ESQ., Virginia City, Nevada
-I1:ii-in2w .o2w 2w.--
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

"TANMANy HALL. Hall, Weaver
Yil!e, if not quite as famous as the New York in
stituton bearing the same appellation, has a
proprietor who needs ask no odds of any of his
competitors in the way Of running saloon.
Alex Love knows how to suit his patrons, and
is prepared to furnish billiards, the best of liq-
uors, cigars, ETC., and private rooms for solo, !"
" seven-up," or q checks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

PREAcHfyG.-Rev. ". P. Farnham will preach
next Sunday, 18th instant, at Indian Creek at
4! P. NJ, and at Douglas City at y in the eve
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

NJ. WILLIAMS & Co. still continue to receive
new goods, which they are always willing to
show when called upon. Go and see them