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He that is Of = merry heart hath
: continued feast.
Passion 4 the drnkennes Of the
mind, asd therefore, In it, present
vorkiags not always coutrolsble BY
reason.
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.stoon angel. hishsr from tho skies !
There Il no boiler spot Of ground
Than where defeated valor liss,
By mourning beauty crowned.
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This HosaI has Just bssn completed, and b
esrnlshsd thsoughost II most haadsome styls.
The peepslslee pledgss Biz utmost endsavcn 70
sivs nli1kelis1 = hses vte nay hvof him
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

MINERS ON THE RAMPAGE.-A telegram from
Treasure City says:
L" The Miners Union visited all the principal
mines yesterday, and the four-dol!ar men were
everywhere driven out. Some miners working
on contract for the Aurora Consolidated were
compelled to stop work The men working in
the blacksmith shop for the same company were
also made to stop. Three men working on the
Mazeppa mine were captured and marched over
to the California mne where four more were
compelled to fall in, and the whole then marched
up to the Eberhardt mine, where they were
finally liberated. At the Eberhardt all the men
employed in any capacity were forced to stop
work; even the men engaged in hauling ore
with teams were prevented from loading the
wagons
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07
LOOK OUT FOR THE SCOUNDREJ |

NHUuAS RYAN ABSCONDED FROM We,
l. rerville Tuesday, July 9Th, 1869. taking Win
ham several hundred dollars in coin, leaving al,
his creditors unpaid and giving no sat:sfact;on
to any Of them.
DESCRIPTION.
he is of medium size, feet 8 inches in be;,ht
weight l6o pounds, light complexion, fair hair
with dark brown eye, considerably freckled ~
the face. Is very laughable in conversation and
wears his hat dropped in front, which signifies
his character. believe he left for San F.
cisco. Newspapers will favor the public bv
copying. ~
Oregon Gulch, July 9th, 1862
H-4w. MICHAEL CATALAN
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THE LATEST DISCOVERY.
-C Di,oOO ER
M Il ID I G AZ tt 10 N
DR.. ERASMUS wINsLow,s
LIVER AND STOMACH IOzFvcr

is the most important medical novelty that noa bo,
istry has produced II contains botancal -. ~
fecy harmless themselves but en,Lodvi al Us pc,
la properties OF mercury and destined this pleasant firm
10 supetcee hu >h rom general the nan.eons
gredent More than one thousand experiments We ~ , ~
by the inventor oi bis peerless refedy before il vs
I" lS present state q" perfection. The LoZenpe ia
IN Its opeiation and although tho medical taste Of IT,,
i've comonrhts has been etxingushed 10y chemical arr hi
virtues remain as active and potent ever 'Ne'i
In Dyspepsia Biliousness. Constipation Sick or w.
Headache Piles Dropsy. and the artis
ieebes subject, the Lozenges will he fn c 'e
more effective than any of tine horrible ana .hni'ey
pounds usually administered in such cases A. An .,
ions speee and general aperient they have no eonai
ang advertised preparations or the perscriptions of ~
regular pharmacopteia f"s oi the
AS- IL Is guaranteed that who has onca ,;, n
Erasmus "lnsiows Liver and Stomach Lozenge VIII @ ~
again take purgative powder, or draught or p 3I
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

A TEST CAsE.-ldaho Territory has foreign
miner s license law very similar to that of Cali
fornia, the tax being FIVE dollars per month
The Chinese miners of Idaho Territory have COM
bined to resist its collection. Able counsel
has been employed, and the Foreign Tax Col
lector enjoined from enforcing its payment. 1t
is objected to the tax that it is contrary to the
provisions of the Bartingame treaty, and the
opinion of the United States Supreme court will
undoubtedly be invoked. There is little doubt
but the Supreme court will decide against the
collection OF the tax.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

CLERK, who used to work for S25 month
in Boston, and now gets 5000 in White Pine,
gold coin, writes home from Treasure CITY, July
ID, that living is cheaper there than in Boston,
the people can get lager beer and other refresh
ments without sneaking through a dark alley,
or climbing several pairs of back stairs, and
that his present abode is 10000 feet nearer hea-
ven than Boston
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

NORTH CAROLINA NEGRoss.-A correspondent
of the New York Tribune, writing from North
Carolina, says that about half the colored chill
dren in the SCHOOLS of that State-children born
of course, during the existence of the parciarcha
system-are so nearly white that nobody can tell
to which race they approach the closer bu,
since the war has given the freemen the control
of their own families, ar,algamation has almos,
wholly ceased, proving that it was the whites
not the blacks, who were responsible for it o.
old. 1t aaRpposed that the colored people o.
the State, during 1868, contributed more money
for the support of the schools than the whites
About forty thousand of them have learned te
read since the war, while not more than ter
thousand whites have acquired so much educa
tion during the same period.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07
Auditors Report
Beard of Equalization.

FNHE ORIGINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR
l. the year lS6970 having been this day tled
in my office, notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the Board of Equalization
for the purpose of equalizing the assessments
therein made at the office of the Clerk of the
Board. Of Supervisors of Trinity county, in the
town of WeaverviIle, on Monday, August 9th,
1869, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at which time and
place all persons interested requested to at
tend. Said board will continue in session until
the business of equalization shall have been dis
posed of.
JOHN w. PHILBROOK,
Clerk Board of Equalization.
August ID, 1869
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Redeemed Warrants.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following Warrants, drawn on the County
General Fund, and registered between August
Sd, s63, and November 7th, 1868, are now due
and payable, and will cease to bear interest after
date: Nos 834, l5a, 4o3, Is, So, $50, 563, 454
453, Cpl. 6ls, Gl7, $50
PETER PAULsEN, County Treasurer.
Weaveryiie, August 9th, 1863.
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Probate Court.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF TIME FOR PROVING
WILL IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JAMES D0UGHERTY, DECEASED - In the Probate
Court in aud for the County of Trinity:
People Of Ute State Of California send greeting:
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
| Probate Judge of this county, duly made and
entered on the sixteenth day Of June, A. D. 1869,
notice is hereby given that THURSDAY, the
EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, 1869, at eleven o'clock
of said day, at the courtroom of this court, at
the courthouse, in the town OF Weaverville, in
the county of Trinity, has been appointed for
hearing the application Of John Jackson, praying
that document now on file in this court, pur
porting to be the last will and testament of
james Dougherty, deceased, be admitted to pro-
bate and that letters testamentary be issued
thereon to said John Jackson, who is named
therein as executor, at which time and place all
persons interested may appear and contest the
same.
June 9Th, A. D. 1869.
"a Attest: JOHN W. PH1LBROOK, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

The Illustrated Ners is the title of a daily and
weekly newspaper just established in San Fran
cisco. The numbers received by US present a
credtable appearance, and it is the only illus
trated daily published On this continent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

CuBA.-Latest Cuban news give very unfa-
yorable account of the condition of Spanish af-
fairs on that island. The new Captain-General
is reported as having quarreled With the volun-
teers, and no more Spanish successes are chron-
icled. They have lost everywhere within the
last two months. They are hemmed up in Nue.
yitas and Puerto Principe, the lines of commu-
nication cut, and the army of Nuevitas dying of
with cholera at the rate of two hundred per day
A Spanish officer who has informed himself of
the spirit of the rebels and their resources,
gives it as his opinion that loo, 900 fresh Span
ish troops will be required to hold Cuba and
conquer the rebels. Spain has not half tina,
many troops to spare, and she hasn't the where
with to pay them and fit them out for war, il
she had them to spare. 1t would seem that the
end o6 Spanish sale in Cuba is nsar at hand.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

So VIOLENT is the opposition in the third dis
trict of Georgia to the assessment of the United
States internal revenue, that no man can be
found who will accept the Assessorship. The
government will probably have to send troops
to that rebel district to secure the enforcement,
of the revenue laws.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

THE San Francisco Examiner says that I" Sc
rious disaffection exists among the Democracy
Of this city is known to every member of the
party, and cannot be concealed or pooh-poohed
by the press. As goes the city so probably will
go~the State. There is great danger of losing
the State if we lose this city,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

READY TO REDUCE FAEE.-lt is reported that
the Central Pacific have invited the Union to say
if $50 currency, shall be the rate Of fare from
San Francisco to New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

CONGRATULATIONS BY CABLE.-The following is
furnished by the Franklin (Franco-American) J
line of telegraph:
PARIS, July %. To the Hon. Secretary of
State, Washington-The Emperor of the French
to the President of the United States. Washing
ton am highly gratiied to inaugurate new
line of telegraph, which untes France with the
United States, by sending to you the expression
of my good wishes for you and for the prosperity
Of the United States. NApoLgcy.
The President answered as follows:
WASHINGTON, July 2Sth.-The President of the
United States to the Emperor of the French |
cordially reciprocate your good wishes, and
trust that the liberal policy of the United States,
may result in many such means of communca-
ton, especially between this country and its
earliest ally and friend. U. s. GRANT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07
gew Adrmtisell,euts.
Treasurer's Report,

TO the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of 7riait,
County:
| herewith submit full report of monies re-
ceived and dsbursed from May Sd, 1889. to
August I'd, 1869: ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

LooR Our.-Republicans cannot be too eau
tous about believing stories which, if true,
would prejudice the voters against individuals
on their ticket Whenever you hear anything
of the kind demand the proof and make the fab
rcators or retailers of false and slanderous
statements face the music. A number of in
stances have come to our knowledge where un-
reasonable and malicious statements have been
given currency for the sole purpose of injuring
the Republican ticket
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

THE San Francisco Democratic municipal con-
vention met on Monday, I'd instant, and nomin-
ated Frank McCoppin for Mayor, by acclamation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

M.RK Tw.1y writes to the .4La that Petroleum
V. Nasty may cone to California with him next
month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

IMPRovEMENTs.-Th is but little improve
ment going On in San Francisco this year, and
some attribute it to the eight-hour system,
which makes buildings cost SO much more but
others contend that the strngency in the money
market has more to do with it than has the la
Dor market.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07
The Campaign.

| A.. o,r nominations are made and the
canvass fairly commenced, let Us warn hepupii-
c.,s AGAINST cherishing the illusion that our op-
moments intend to allow anysh'og u 20 W ae-
f,ult. tits evidently their intention to make toe
6 gbt mainly for their Assembyman ana enerih.
,av;sb e,nenditure of moneyis being made for
.h;s nurnose. and we must expect that they will
s,-roo,e with the energy of DESPERATION leaving
,otb;no undone in the way of Misrepresentation
or personal effort that will contribute towards
success. So far, the campaign is progressing
favorably, and the indications are of the most en-
couraging character. All talk of dissatisfaction
in our ranks, upon which the opposition built SO
largely, has died away, and there never was a
time in this county when less cause existed for
being discontinued with our county ticket
Every one of the candidates defeated at the pri-
maries of the 18th of July last are working
heartily for the ticket, and we can elect every
man on it from top to bottom, if we are but true
to ourselves.
The AsseEblyman is the head of the ticket
and is the only political officer voted for. While
we have no personal objection to make against
his opponent. we claim for Hon. T E. Jones the
qualifications of talent and experience which
eminently fit him for the position and commend
him to the people as the most suitable person to
represent our county in the next legislature
Further than this, Mr.. Jones is now, and always
has been, thorough-going, consistent party
man, whose record is free from blemish Every
man who has spark of party pride, and who
desires to represent his political principles by
bis ballot, will vote for his party nominee for
the Assembly. And this, added TO his personal
popularity, insures the election of Mr.. Jones.
Our candidate for Sheriff is a gentlemen
made, whatever means may be employed in en-
deavoring to compass his defeat. No one of his
opponents who values his reputation for verac-
ity in this community, will accuse J. R. Balch
of any mean or ungentlemaniy act. He pos
sesses the respect and confidence of the people
wherever he is known, irres spectire of party is
well qualified in every way for the position
which he seeks and will make an independent,
impartial and faithful officer Such men are
seldom beaten on any ticket By ordinary means.
1t is well known that money is sometimes effec-
lively used in such contests, and it is believed
the Democracy intend spending great deal for
the purpose of beating Balch. We believe that,
in spite of everything which will be done Re-
publicans everywhere will rally to his support,
and together with independents Demo-
Gratis who have the best interests of the county
at heart, elect him Sheriff by handsome ma
iority
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07
DIE ID.

At Smiths fiat, August lst, MANUEL, son o
Manuel Williams aged FIVE years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07
Notice to Debtors.

Ii, THOSE INDEBTED TO THE UNDER
n signed will please make immediate settle e,
ment with Frank W. Young, Esq, who has iui,
power to collect all my outstanding notes ana
book accounts. ,arru.r
19-4H q Iva
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

1t is understood that in addition to the existing
statutes prohibiting the importation of Coolie
labor, bill will be introduced at the next session
of Congress rendering all contracts with foreign
ers, made in foreign countries, for labor, null
and void on the arrival of the laborers in this
country
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JAM E s
DOUGHERTY, DECEASED:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN dersigned, Executor of the estate oe James
Dougherty, deceased to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against said deceased to
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months from the first publication of
this notice to the undersigned, at his residence
in the town of Junction City, Trinity county,
California.
Junction City, July 10th, 1869.
27-4y JOHN JACKSON
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-08-07

FRUITFUL FAMILY-President Grant must
have married into fruitful family for he has
an abundance of brothers-in-aw as per news
paper reports. It is now stated that the Col
lector at New Orleans holds that relation to the
President
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Gtriimpfe uIs Gbcprofuratnreu.

BUR 3eit bes lebten HebeQions- ferieses itrifte
1rL 9is9ie 9. See, eine Gbieaaoer Dame, Elm Yaar
@trimpfe, ipelde lie Der gommillion our meitern
Bef6rberung fir Die r8ops" i'm Jeloe dbergab. Sn
einen Der Strimpfe fedte He folsenbes 3ettelhen
ySnlbat nit 6er berubigenoen 8erliberuna, oab
bic Singer pelde oielelben ftridten bur elm uarmes
unb Dmpatbiiirenoes Sers, Strait uno Geben er6iel=
ten. 2i3sie g. See. Gbicaso."
Ser Yropiant Srain. auf rpelhem lid bic Strim=
pfe befanoen tpuroe bon ben Gebellen erbeutet nno
bic 6triimpfe famen in Die Sdnoe zines &ebellert
Qieutenants, nelher ipdter BON ben Bunoestruppen
9efansen eenommen unb nod Dem 6elOlaeer 0oua=
las in Der Jtdbe Gbicago's transportirt pur0e. gt=
res Sages erinnerte Der lieutenant Ii beim Mnsie=
ben Der Striimpfe bes in oenelben eefunbenen 3et-
telben unb idrieb 6rdul. See, ibr oaiiebe in iei-
mem Griefe tpeber 3ulteQeno. SRI. Gee belufte ben
@efaneenen i'm 2aser in 8esleitung ibres 0aters
uno Die Sabe ldDen bergeen 5u iein. Ser Eebel=
len Gieutenant tpuroe bab oarauf sgetpe6let un0
aing 5uriid na1 Dem Suoen, tpoIelbit er bel einem
fattfinoenoen @efehte ben 8ruber Der sSrl See ee,
faneen gu nebmen @eleaenbeit bate ben er nit pie=
ler Yfioe uno Jreunoidaft bebanoelte uno Senen
bal0ige Mnstuedslung er DerurIabte. 8eioe Wtan=
ner tparen innige Jreunoe 9etporOen uno beben big
5u gnbe oes Rrieses in briefliAem Verfebr. 9iab
benz Trieoensabihlulie tpuroe Der Gebelenleutenant
nod Chicago Sur Sod5eit Der Sdmeiter leines
sSreunoes Gee gelaben uno leitete Der Ginlabun9
Ssolge. Sc fano lih nun, oaB g ni6t Die Strumpf=
itriderir, IDnoern oeren Ghnelier mar. gSas nun
tolgte, tunn jeoer unierer Geer etdt erratben. Gr
tpuroe Elm bortieer @efhdftsmann unb lie, Die .bm
einit auf Die Striimpe bali 1T lene Strumpfltri=
derin auf Sebens5elt geiporoen.
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Rod et,uas iiber bic GhiueIen.

Baporb 9aplor's l1rtbeil iiber oas Winidens=
tpertbe Der ehineien= ginDanoeruns nod Mmerifa,
thpn por Sabren auseeipro4en in ieinem 8ude
Iber Snbien, China unb eSapan, lautet me folet ::
vOie einsiee @elhmadsridatung, melde bic Chine
Ten In merflihem @rooe beben lit bic Yorliebe fir
oas uneebeuerlide. Oas BeritdnoniB ener Sar=
monte, tpelde iber 6em sansen 2eben Der @rieden
mie Elm muifali1des Gbenmab ausgebreitet lag bat
nod ME aus ben Idief eeIte1ten Nusen zines Chine.
entIebliher Wibflans, ibre Sprade be5t.bt aug Wa.
ienlauten unb gonionanten; lie bemunoern MlIes.
mas ber5errt uno unnatiirlib lit; uno ie nlebr lid
Gtuas BON ieinem urlpringlihen Gbenmabe nn6
Der gaturi hDnbet entfernt, 6eito mebr Woblgefaen
baben lie boran. Neben bieier @5etoerirruna masht
I'D, eine dhnlhe gerirrun9 bes 5ittlihen @efiihles
aelteno. gs 1T meine mobleruoeene Mnldt. bab Die
gbineien in ttlidtr BeBiebun9 oas entartetlte Wof
Der Grht Enb. Yerbrehen. bic man in anoern 2dns
bern faam Dem Namen nod fennt, fommen in @b=
no 10 bduis Dor. bob bic gineeborenen li6 niht
Der Qberfldde itatt. Inter oieier Oberild6e leaen
nod &b9rinoe 10 entlebiber Yerworfenbet, Oab
mar nitt einmal Die Mrt oerielben anbeuten mag
@s gibt in Der menidli6en Hatur 10 ounfle 9telen,
baB mir uns entbalten, bieielben su ergrinoen; ih
babe oaber aab fenen Berlu6 gemadt, Wtittbel=
lungen ber bieen Yunft 3u lammeln, fonnte es aber
troboem nd)t permeioen, Dinee 5u ieben uno 5u bOs
rem (tpie fe iih ieoem 5remoen tdsli6 oarbieten,)
tpeld9e mid, nit 9roBem Nbideu Dor Der dineliiaen
&ace erIilt baben. Sie beribren, beiBt li1 belus
oeIn; unb 10 bort es aud tinsen mas--o Die 9ered.
Gbineien nibt eeitattet peroe, lib unter us an5u=
iiebeln. Durd Die Mbi6lieBunss= =4solitif, pelhe
tpdbrenb Der lebten Sahrbun0erte bon Gbina Der.
folst murbe, mag Die Wiiieni6aft etpas perloren
boben, aber bic Weniabsit im Aaesmenen bat oa,
6ur9 nur eemonnen." (4n5. b. 8eit.)
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Seiluns BON Ssranfheiten beg SolIes uno Der 2uns
gen, luie 5uiten, grfGltung, Geu6bulten, 8rDn=
d5itis, Gnsbrlitieteit uno 2unsenbwlno=
Surht

MatrfdenIid bot Fd ME srsur cine @rsn in 70 ansse-
bstnm Nabe eas gertraueu Der Wenihen ermcrben pte
bieies auasessitnss Mtsl fir 8rulleiben 9urb cine
anes &eibe Spn catren urb inter ben meien Mnbenral-
len 1T bSbsr unb tRhr in Der @6uns aeseen e bser es
befannt eewprheu . Sein seiAprmtaer @taratter une
ne rfiamfeit In Der eilun9 Der SerGtpenen S15r uno
Qunsenleicsn baben ibm SEN 8uf etnes
ssre oeoen bietben einsetasn. QBdbeno ee r Die Mill
6sren 8pmsn Der arantts pasns 1T unS eblt aneern
sssben perben fann, 1T es eeiaer 8e't has mflGms
el eteen bic Gfpinhlut in thren erten Staetsn unp
eegen he eep6bnln 8rantbten bes 6osS uno Der yum
gen. &la Elm Mitts eesen prthe anfdle pm Sasbrdune
grpup) pte S et5 i'm Sau gebalten weroen, unp pa Il
ie mandnai an Suiteu unb SGnupen letfen, cue eine
gamilie pbne celcs G5essnmitte 9ean benelben Ien.
9ie Qunsent d. NJ ND III % mtrb fur en unbst!bdres
uebel ebae unD bp nb pielc Sale sprsetpmmen, IN pel.
den Yeripneu, bic bieier Sranflett III lspen tenen
nurh has gtsrrs gectpral 9eteilt mprSn tno unb b-
8auntteit rrlhdnois pieber eran9ten c prat1mmen
temeier s bic nresmdB9fen bss 6aliss uno Der YUM
gen. hab ttm eitit tartnGfieten eiGen mhen g3snn
nits Nnberes e ereiden fcnntc, muBen e benz eterrp
9ectpraI nafecben uno perl6n tneen.
Sur g 6nser unb &ebner 1T es spn errBer gDirtuns
Gnatrhfi9en sepatrt ss 8rpbe erIetAternn9 uHb fu'
rtrt lie oft sdn,litt.
. Nrpnditis pirb eembbnlid curirt, wsnn man bas
gberrp Yectpral in tleinen Owen bauFg nimmt.
Seiue eutsu @igendeen inb 10 aa9emein bftannt, haB
mir eine 3suanife III perbrtten peer mebr as Die 2Ser
hsrun9 seben brauten baB bic SprSuse oesbea Pets
bieIeben Inp.
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leBterem Sample er finimal ueruunoet puroe,
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