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Evening star., 1869-06-16

SALE OF REAL EsfATR-Kilbourn AZ I.atta
real estate brokers, have sold lot o. so uare I2O
on 7th street, between z street and Rhod
Island avenue, 70 Theodore Z. DAVIS fo
s1,QS7.35,
Evening star., 1869-06-16

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The Gazette Of las.
evening has the following items
Eobteries.-AmOng the stores robbed on Sat.
urday night, by he colored men from Wash.
ington, who were arrested for their depreda-
tions, was that OF Mr.. Grstz
Persondl.-Col. Gilbert O. Walker, the oppo.
nent OF Governor Wells for the gubernatorial
chair Of the State, arrived here this mornlng.
Coal for CaIf0raiG.-The barque Transit,
loaded with coal for San Francisco, by Mr. J.
i. Agnew, has sailed for her destination.
Evening star., 1869-06-16

i HB UHEAP AoEn
wELoHs FEST FAMILY FLOUR. 50 os Y
BONDS Burnt MinD 90. IS y barrel
vsIy ins imperial .Dd dunposdsr fE4, si.7s.
LfTsy SEsIe e5:ds, Il BESeSrsicR z; can't,
Crushed. Posaered, and ossnulssed sUGAR,17
sI fsSs;ss s64F tSS$sRfsi SSsa sfAsSH.is Sits
fEAoH1si a. TIE II ssnsi Gsiap "a 'i1s;i Pssor
myn.m. aSa 7tS s.. saai vest. BET. sYs 4 snaN.
FoRmAN, THE GROCER"
NOS. a21 AND 2.s 7TH ST., BET. M AND n
SELLS THE CELEBRATED
YARMOUTH SUGAR CORN at 80 cent. Der can.
BIB. cans TOMATOEs, 30 cents.
alb. 10 cents.
hs-hAIsANS fhoUB, - cts, for Glib. package.
A 's'' 'en's S'i saHoh'
cuo,cr pprur.
REST JAPAN TEA q, 10 >srn
AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN TIE GROCERY
Evening star., 1869-06-16

CHBAPKR THAN THE CHEAPEST. - White
shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 25, and awards I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand.
kerchiefs, already hemmed, 2 for IS cents The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button.ho 10 cents q box: and ali other goods
at equally low prices, at Franc & Goldmap's,
Marble Hall, No. 45S 9TH street, opposite Patent
omce. Sill:
Evening star., 1869-06-16

SALE or PROPERTY MAR THE CRY
LiNlrs.-0reen and Williams, auctioneers,
have sold three Ioods and eleven perches Of
the estate occupied oy John II. Snyder dscecs.
ed. situated near the head of 2Oth street and a
part Of Mount Pleasant to Henry +. Davis for
s3l5 per acre.
Evening star., 1869-06-16

a LONG FELT NKKD has been Supplied through
the introd uction into America Of Hof>s Malt
Extract; the most eminent physicians in the
United States have not failed to realize this
facf, and they have endorsed with uneq u ivocal
expressions Of satisfaction, so great and long
desired an acquisition to the medical profes.
sion. q
Evening star., 1869-06-16

For FINE WHITE SHIRTS go to the Original
franc, 4N 7th street, between b and E. Prices
IS, 81, &l,25 and upward.
Evening star., 1869-06-16

THB CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, % Market
Space. between 9th and 9th streets. Is in con.
slant receipt OF the latest novelties in the Way
OF Jewe;ry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
Evening star., 1869-06-16
NovzI1x souxgsx AnD xAoaIn1

9DA 1DSDS9Ss We vA90x0xAs
We have on hand one Portable Steam n - nm
81 Hosss Psyer thst ve Win ssll as eur vorfs
lor elJe0 oeshi 49,. several portable ensfneo
1aaeole1 1ee thresnine - h1nse efn hsEss DoVor;
& horse power OF under. Persons V1sAinG 70 Sur.
cnaes new 9 s.cen6 hanA naeh1ns1y, en0ines Or
IsaSsH 5s KS : %" sssa'pssEs' wsss tiFsiaia,
Evening star., 1869-06-16

$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels ana
toes, S3.75 a dozen, or IS cents per pair, lust
received at Marble Hall, No. ass 7th Street. op-
posite Patent Office. Sill:
Evening star., 1869-06-16

fIRR.-An alarm Of fire was turned in thil
morning from box IS, and was caused by tn,
burning Of the stable Of Gee. T. Mc(}lue on
lsth street, between H and streets The build
ipg was entireiy destroyed. involving q loss O
about SO Union, No. I. and Franklin, No !
ensInfs Were on the spot promptly, ana pre-
vented the communication OF the fire to the Adj
ioir ing buildings.
Evening star., 1869-06-16

FoR ALL STYLES Of Paper Collars 70 to tn.
Original Franc, s4 7th street. Prices IO, Is, Ii
and 25c. per box.
Evening star., 1869-06-16

Tools RKcovKRKD About three weeks since
the cerpentershop of Mr.. William Chopin. on
18th street, was robbed OF q lot of tools Uetec.
uves Miller and Coomes took the case IN hand
and have succfedsd IN recovering ali OF them
and restored them 10 MI. Chopin. The thieves
had scattered them In every section Of the
Sity
Evening star., 1869-06-16
ERRING RUr NORU.E

ERRING BUT NOBLE.
SELB. HELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who havin,
letter envelopes. free Of charge Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID A6SOCIATION. Box P
Philadelphia, Pa. nv l9- eoam
Evening star., 1869-06-16

Fer LINEN Collars and Cuffs 20 20 the Origi
nal Franc, 49i 7th street. between d aud z.
Evening star., 1869-06-16
MANHOOD.

medical essay on the Cause and Cure OF pre-
mature decline IN man, the treatment Of Nervau.
ana Physical debility. &c.
Thsye member Of Soriety by 1rhou1 tsis book
wi not be found useful tchsfhsT such peyson holds
,se ye!atior Of Payest, Preceptor or Clergyman ~
MEDICAL TINES AND GAZETTE.
Sent by mail on receipt of fifty cents. Adiysss
the Author, DR.. 3 Def. Curtis 81 aOrrr
st., Baltimore, wy,Yi
Evening star., 1869-06-16
A GOOD MEDICINE.

DAVIS PAIN KILLER has won for itself a
reputation unsurpassed in the history Of medical
PREPARATIONS Its instantaneous effect In the Grad.
Masses in its favor have been and are its own best
advertisement Every family should keep il In
eases i'll which 1t 10 al tidote. my 2z-lm
Evening star., 1869-06-16

SBRESADE.-Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, Congress-
ionaI Printer, was serenaded last night by the
Columbia Band (colored) under the auspices OF
tbe Republicans Of the Fourth Ward, who
turned out strong on the occasion, making q
bpe display with their torsh-iight procession.
Mr.. Clapp acknowledged the compliment. thus
paid him in a brief out happily expressed
speech, IN which he modestly alluded 20 the
part ne reit called upon 90 take in securing the
nights of all men under the laws Of the coun
ry. After the performance Of several popular
alrs and three Tousing cheers Tor Mr.. Ciapp
and the cause he represents, the crowd retired
Evening star., 1869-06-16

THE POPULAR OAK HALL CLOTHING HousR
is taking Measures to clothe all the people, and
our citizens are rapidly avaiiing themselves
OF the opportunity offered to purchase stylish,
we'll made and durable clothing, at prices us.
usually lo'o. Oak Hall, 400 7tn street. opposite
Post Office a
Evening star., 1869-06-16
LOCAL N EW 8.
AmUSEMEsTS, &c, TONIGHT

AnuSEMENTS, kc., TONIGHT.
NATIONAL THIArKR.-Miss Kate RAYMOND
IN "Mszeppa."
METROPOLITAN HALL AND VARIETY THs-
ArxR, Pennsylvania avenue, between Iltn and
Rth sfrsets- Open every night with q FIRST
glass entertainment
SBvRSTH-srRBg PARK.-Annual Festival
OF The Germania Schpeizen Verein-
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, for the benefit ot
the MEMORIAL Chapel, Capitol Hill, at the corner
Of ID street east and Pennsylyania avenue.
Evening star., 1869-06-16

FHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOfIONn
srAur1rrrHe THE ~ IsSkhts AND COMPILE,
sEMoyEs . ALL EKTPIIoEs. rREOKLEs
PIMPLEs, MOTH BL0TCH e, TAN, etc.,
EAIk and BLOOMING.
FOR La DIES in the NURSERY II 10 Invaluable.
Tor GENTLEMEN after SHAVING 1t has no eaual
"PAPHlAN LOTION" ID the snly reliable rem.
sdy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON,s "PAPHIAN sOAPn
br the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH will no,
chap the 6kIN. Price % cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
"FLOR DE- MAYO.n
AMnN PERfUME Y0R THE HANpklR
PHALON sON, Msv york..
to6-ly Sold By al DraRgists
Evening star., 1869-06-16

COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Yesterday, Mary Al.
bert was arres ed by Officer Lawler on the
cnarge of the larceny of S3i so from Mary Ken
ney, Sl2.75 of which was recovered. Justice
Schmidt committed her to Jail.
Justice Walter this morning heard the case
OF Frank Bussanene, arrested by Messrs. MIL
Ter and Coomef, charged with robbing Henry
Eitalt OF $40, tnotlced in the STAR yesterday !
and committed him to Jail for court.
Evening star., 1869-06-16

TIMPKEANCR.-TheG Grand Lodge of the %.
of q. 7. OF the District will convene this even.
ing al Union League Hall.
Fountain Lodge, No. I6, i. o. OF q. T., last
evening elected and installed Il new list of ON
GERS for the remainder of the term. brother
BepJanin r. Hawkes., the Worthy Chief Tenn.
Piar ard Grand Lodge Rspresentauve.elect,
then addressed the members on the workings
OF The order, and the necessity Of labor outside
well IS IN the lodge room
The temperance pic-nIc has beer postponed
uDul the 15tn OF July, on account OF several
societies, including the Sons Of New England,
giving entertainments N the day originally
agreed upon, and TO enable the COMMITTEES 10
prepare pavilion for dancing, and arrange
other means Of entertaining the par,icipants.
There Il 20 be an entertainment m IJnion
Lesgue Hall on Friday evening next under
the auspices of the Morning Star Lodge of
Good TeDplars Free 70 the public.
Evening star., 1869-06-16

TRIAL OF THE NEW STEAM FIRE ENGINE-
steam hre engine took place at the foor of 18th
street. in the presence of the Chief Engineer
OF the Fire Department, members Of the Board
OF Fire Commissioners and the City C1uncils
The test was between Nc. and the new ngine,
and after trial OF some two hours it was de-
cided that the Seneca engine could not be
"oeat," as the Union threw q stream through a
inch nozzle, while the Seneca. discharging
through q IA inch nozzle, threw q stream
about 22j feet distancing the ULion about
Is feet. Three pipes were then attached to the
Seneca engine, with $50 feet Of hose to each,
and after steam was raised, a steady stream of
water was thrown TO an altitude Of l70 feet
from each pipe. The new engine will be
housed at the Metropolitan truck house until
the return Of the Mayor from Boston, when
quarters will be provided in the Seventh Ward,
and II 10 said that IT has been determined TO
place IL In charge Of q colored company, the
foremanship Of which will be rendered TO Col.
Perry Carson,
Evening star., 1869-06-16
CITY ITEMS.
GEnIIInsH's Blne Linen Check sui...
(ienflemeus Seers "a Ter lloAfa - -

- NeAaN DfHe Ilu0D OAvok Duibs.
Genfiemen's Seereucker Ooa9.
hcmesnrunk, soap shrunk, and Paris shrunk
buck SUITS, great variety OF sf3es and sorts
striped Linen ntaIoons, Bombazine Vests
AL OF good Quality, msterlal and workman.
chip. ID GEO u. n sNNINs,
.----,. ~ . No. 5lI In street.
WE DRoPPED into the attractive One Dollar
yewelry Store Of Mr.. Pngg yesterday, at 436
fennsylvanta avenue, three doors from * ST.,
ana found he had just retnrned from New
fork with splendid assortment Of novelties
IN JET rubber, and tortoiee she'll jewelry, Etrus.
can sess, fancy vases, orofde sleeve buttons
and hundreds of vArief 60 Of stues Of the most
beautiful descriptions. Mr.. Prlgg is also in daily
receipt OF the desirable ALASKA diamonds, set IN
gold snd plate, and oroide watches and chains
Tor ladies' and Gentlemen. Hts store has been
greatly improved, and presents an appearance
OF neatness that can hardly be surpassed. His
silver plated ware Is an impor tant department
OF ms establishment, where housekeepers can
secure many bargains. s=-lg
THE POPULAR OAK HALL CLOTHIHq HOueR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-03

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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-03

For Prairie Elinds. one tenlh III me price caah Is
ha1d and U8 othef LANDS ore halfcash h 1an1-er
casa down for eifhers ~ 8e 1ptIon 81 the puTentEer
-Nttl Eo noe lf the fe11In4ef. %
N1e tHn FEfH aaEW oa, BEARING tH ra1E
an1tnliv % 1aVnnce. ~ tF percent FaE aantEa. tHe
1fSt payment Ell Nlerf41 r4nE romru1e1 Wtne aEt
oNT o. 4A4uAFT HeHtaa1r Re date 81 n1t1t and
III case Ql non-rafUefn 81 interest," or rriHclnat the
.414 HnAA Pc en4e4 Ftth the tmptc nc1E
a4lDon4 u t09 =1tfs KfC1, 1nHIWr1n 11H note
9Fcn ~ t4e purchase o. NHb8f 1anca na
I4ftLEE 4aOaI94 EW fI9 endorsement o. two fnaae
1reNsufmr
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-03

u +. Joy. che great Railroad King,
has decided on ST. Josepha as his future
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-03

HAls 80 o1 yon VIII aooa
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

"NAssY" is in clover, with his pockets full of
Packers money. But be has got trouble in an
other direction that is, to find out what De-
mocracy is. He says in his last:
In Ohio its agin nigger ekalty and in favor
Nv payin off the bonds in greenbacks or repu dia-
shun; in Tenasee its niger suffrage and ngger
ofiis holdin in Connecticut its payin the bonds
in gold, interest and principel; in Calaforny its
anti-Chinese, and in Loosiana its Chinese In
Name our people are runnin perhibitory likker
law, and everywhere else they re for free whisky.
In lllnose Democracy is free trade in Pensil-
vany its high protective tariff and so on around.
In short, its SO high mixed that woodent agree
to go from one county to another to make
speeches without having FIRST carefully ascer-
tanned what the Democracy NV that pertickeler
county believed in. l got Democratic papers
from all the States one day, and by persistent
readin Nv em for five hours | became SO mixed
up as to be promisin candidate for loonatic
asylum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

DEATH OF Ex-PREsIpENr PIERcE.-Ex-Presi-
dent Franklin Pierce died at Concord, New Har,p-
stire on the 9Th instant, of chronic inflammation
of the stomach, and was buried on the llth. He
had been suffering for some months, a few weeks
ago his life was reported to be in danger He
was born in Hillborough, New Hampshire, No.
vember 23d 1904, and was nearly sixty-five
when he died He had served in the LEGISLATURE
of his native State, Congress, the United States
Senate, rs General in the Mexican war, and
President of the United States, having been
elected to the latter position by an over-whelm-
ing majority over General Scott in 1852. Since
the expiration of his term as President, Pierce
has remained strictly in private life, to which he
appears to have had great liking. The Sacra-
mento Union says those who knew him best tes-
tlfy to his amiable and kindly social qualities,
and to his courtesy and generous impulses under
all circumstances. The verdict of history upon
his public life will probably be that of man
more remarkable for good luck than for great
talents, and, where manfestly wrong, less so
from bad heart than limited understanding
or an overlapping ambition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF TRIM
1TY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.-IN THE MATTER
OF THE ESTATE OF MOSES GUNN, Deceased:
ON READING AND FILING THE PETITION
" of John j. Kellogg. administrator of the
tate left unadministered of Moses Gum, de-
ceased, setting forth that he has filed his final
account of his administration upon said estate in
this court, and that the same has been duly au-
dited, allowed and confirmed, that all the debts
and expenses of GministratoE have been fully
paid, and that portion of said estate remains to
De divided among the heirs of said deceased and
praying, among ether things, for order of
distribution of the residue of said estate among
the persons entitled, and that ne be discharged
from his trust: it is ordered that all persons in
terested in the estate of the said Moses Gum,
deceased, be and appear before the Probate court
of the county Of Trinity, at the courtroom of said
court in the courthouse in Weaveryille, county
of Trinity, the first day of November, A. D.
1860, at 10 o clock in the forenoon of that day,
then and there to show cause. why an order of
distribution should not be made of the residue
of said estate among the heirs and devisees of
the said Moses Gum, deceased, according to
law.
1t is further ordered, that copy of this order
be published fer four successive weeks before
the said frs: day of November, A. D. 1869, in the
Weekly Trinity Journal, newspaper printed and
published in the county of Trinity.
Dated SEPTEMBER 9th, 1860.
A. ]. FELTER, Probate Judge.
Ates,: JOHN W. PHILBRooK: Probate Clerk.
A0-iw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16
A SHIP OF PRANxLIN's FoUsD.-A New YORK


date of the 30th ult. gives the annexed;
Captains Halls detailed report of his Aruc
expedition is published. 1t appears there Is no
longer even the shadow of hope that any one
has survived from Frankln's company. IL IS
certain none reached as far as Montreal island
Their bones lie scattered along the shore OF King
Williams land, some in isolated graves, ana
others in camping places where they died IN
companies. The melancholy history has a
crowniny horror in the knowledge that they died
of starvation through the base behavior OF Inc
Eeouimaux, and that on learning their tate Gap.
tain Hall was reduced to the awful necessity OF
taking the life of one of his own mutinous men.
Captain Hall states that the Ereous and Terror
were abandoned on their having consummated
the great Northwest passage leaving i've men on
board. The evidence to the exact number IS
circumstancial Everything about this North
west passage on one of the ships of franklin s
expedition was in complete order. Four boats
were hanging high up on the ships sides, and
one on the quarter deck. The vessel was in
winter housing of sail CLOTH This vessel was
found BY the natives near O'Reily island. in lat
tude 6S north, longitude 9S east, 5 west, early
in the spring of ls49, being frozen in the midst
of smooth unbroken foe, the ice of only one
winters formation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

WHILE the Examiner editorially abuses Judge
Sawyer, and endeavors to rdicule that gentle
man for certain decisions he has made, Judge
Crockett publishes card in which he says that
when questioned concerning the ability and in
tegrity of Judge Sawyer he has replied that " he
considered him an honest man and laborious
and bonest Judge" " ! could not" he says,
'wth truth, say less." We have Crockett s
opinion of the Examiner pretty openly implied in
this statement. He is gentleman of the utmost
integrity, and having been associated with Judge
Sawyer for long period, is capable of speaking
knowingly of that gentleman. Which opinion
of Sawyer will have the greatest weight with
the people, that of the Examiner or Judge Crock
Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16
The Ninth District Judgeship.

1t is to be hoped that intelligent, rejecting
men will always put all questions of party aside
in the selection of Judges and vote only for
those whom they believe, from character and at
tainments to be best qualified. 1t vas with
this end in view that Republican Legislature,
when the party had al overwhelming majority
in the State. separated the choice of Judges from
the other State and county officers. That there
are party nominees for the Supreme bench is not
the fault Of Republicans, but the Democracy are
responsible for the fact The Democratic press
are unable to find word of censure for SAWYER
and Pratt. There is but one argument in behalf
of Crockett and Wallace they are the Demo-
cratic nominees. In this it plainly appears that
the Democracy carrying matters to extremes
The choice of District Judge is matter that
Influenced by personal and local reasons as we'll
as by political bias. There are many things to
be said why the people of this county should
vote for Garter. We know from frequent and
familiar intercourse that he is an honest, capable
and impartial Judge. No one has ever thought
of intimating that he rendered political decs-
ion ever would. Another thing which COM
mends itself forcibly to all having any expe-
rience in litigation is, that in local view, it is of
considerable importance to US to have the District
Judge in Shasta or Trinity rather than in Siskiyou.
Should it be necessary to apply to the Judge at
chambers no obstacle would prevent going to
Shasta, but Yreka as is generally known, is al
most efectually cut of from communication with
US for part of the year, besides being three
times as far off as Shasta. Every person having
business in court should weigh this fact with
others. We would not urge this as sufficient of
ITSELF but, nevertheless, it should have some bear
ing. So far as Rosborough's claims are con-
cerned, there is not much to be said and we
have no personal objection to make. We are
called upon to choose between two men, one Of
whom We know we'll and who, so to speak, is
one of Us locally, at least in interest. We are
satisfied with his qualifications and like him
personally. The other man we do not know, his
interests and friendships belong elsewhere. Is
it wise, is it polite, is it natural for Trinity peo-
pie to vote for Rosborough? We should remem-
Der that the result of the election on next We'd
nesday will stand for six years, and to be cafe
we should vote for Garter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

PoiITIcAL-The Yreka Journal says that the
Democratic majority in Siskiyou county will be
largely reduced at the judicial election, and the
prospects are very fatteriug for Judge Garter's
reelection. Our advioes from Shasta county
are OF the same hopeful character Let the Re-
publicans of Trinity county devote election day
70 earnest effort in behalf of Sawyer, Pratt and
Garter, and bring out every vote. Our county
may turn the scale and this should indnce II. n
work,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

..ND o'avEs'-The Marysville Appeal says
'ne eourVeyor-General of California has author.
i1eo tne sectionizing of number of townships
=, puoie iano IN Shasta county Several town
sup. 'n oo'n sides of the Sacramento river, ex-
.end'ns rom Shasta to Clear creek, have already
oesa surveyed, and the work is still progressing.
tne land surveyed will be open to eutrv at oov.
ernment prices next spring, subject to the claim.
OF pre.emptors, who will have the 6rst rich. :,
entry. A'su' OF
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

The Galveston Bulletin says that affairs on the
Rio Grande are assuming serious aspect and
demand attention. Mexican robbers cross the
river and drive off large droves of CATTLE and the
Texans appear to have gone to work in earnest
to stop these outrages. The result is there is
something very like border warfare along the
Rio Grarde
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

JEFF DAvIs.-This noted individual, after NOS
Ing it around Europe for while, has found his
way back to the United States again-having
arrived at Baltimore from Liverpool on the sth
Instant. JEFF didn't meet with that warmth of
'eeepton he expected to receive from the people
o' europe, and has concluded that the United
o'a'es Is pretty good place to live in after all,
even under "raJca. rule
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

TROUBLE AHEAD.-The San Francisco Chroni.
Gle of the 9Th instant says that the condition of
mercantile affairs in that city not satisfactory
Several large business houses are considerably
pressed, having invested their capital too much
In outside speculations, and within the next two
months, the Chronicle predicts, there will be a
number of failures
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

A WARRANT was lately applied for in New York
TOR the arrest of Captain Hall, the explorer,
charging him with the murder of a mutinous
sailor at Refuge bay. The warrant was refused.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

HORACE GREELEY accepts the Republican NOM
ination for Comptroller of the State of New
York
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

The Sacramento Reporter of the llth instant
says that to all propositions of comprom;se a.,
the judicial ticket, "the Democracy will give No
heed whatever, and on the Goth will 90 to the
polls, and one and all go for Crockett and Wal.
lace" There will be an example for Republi-
cans to profit by
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

born houses of the Virginia Legislature on
the 9Th ratified the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments. On the fifteenth there were but
two dissenting votes in the lower house.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-16

FATHER HYAcINTHE. - telegraph dispatch
dated Paris, October 8th, says that Father Hya-
cinthe, the celebrated priest who has been ex-
communicated by the Pope, has gone to the
United States, where he will remain for two
months. wv