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Nashville and Chattanooga R. R. CO.
OFFICE OF SUIERINTENpENT,l
NASHVILLE. Dec. l. 1869. {

THE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Rail,
l road Company Will continue to run regular
trains upsn the Nashville and Northwestern rail.
read, until further notice.
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The ivy oyer-shines the wall,
Her purple poison berries shed:
Ash-clusters blacken to their fan.
The year is dead!
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Mr.. II. Clough, of Midlletown, Ohio,
writes TO the Cincinnati Gazette as fol
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SHERIFF : SALE

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No. !. -GO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16
alew Aarertisemcnts.
Notice TO Creditors.

Ia the matter ofhe Estate Of JACOB KILLLNGER deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN.
~ dersigned, Administrator of the above
named Estate TO the Creditors, of and all per
sons having claims against said deceased, to ex-
hibit the same, with the necessary vouchers
within TEN MONTHS from the first publication OF
this notice, to the undersigned, at his residence
in the township of Canon City, Trinity county,
State of California.
ELLIS FLOWERS, Administrator
Canon City, July IL, 1870. 2S-4w
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An Earnest Call.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
L been visited with most grievous calam-
nity-that of having his home destroyed by fire,
now earnestly appeals to all persons at Junction
City who are indebted to him individually to
come forward and settle without delay.
ALEX. STILLER.
Weavervile, July I, 1870. 2S-2w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

The constitution of Illinois has been
adopted by majority of 100, O00 1t provides
partially for minority representation, prohibits
cities or counties from subsidizing corporations,
prohibits municipalities from contracting debts
above FIVE per cent. Of their taxable property :,
restricts the Legislature from creating Il State
debt in excess of $3.50 900, prohibits the "water-
ing" OF stock corporations, and makes many
other salutary reforms.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

CHLoRoFoRM.-In the trial of Neuval on the
charge of causing the death Of Carrie Diamond
ny chloroforni, in San Francisco, recently, there
was remarkable difference of opinion among
NE physicians called as witnesses. These gen
tlemen were among the most eminent of their
profession in that city, and while some of them
distinctly testified to the presence of chloroform
in the lungs OF the deceased, and expressed the
opinion that death resulted therefrom, Others de-
MED that evidences of chloroform could be
found thirty hours after death, and favored the
theory of death from heart disease. This state
of facts discloses a lamentabe lack of knowledge
regarding the properties and operations of oblor-
oiorm, which, it is to be hoped, may speedily
be better understood.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

IMPENDING WAR IN EURoPE.-The dispatches
received by cable are of the most exciting char
acter. General PrinI the virtual ruler of Spain
since the dethrOnement of Isabella has after
intrigue with Bismarck, offered the throne OF
Spain to Prince Leopold of HohenzoIern, dis
tant connection Of the Prussian regning family
Napoleon has seized upon this to furnish a pre-
text for an attack upon Prussia, and the French
Minister OF Foreign Affairs has openly announced
that the enthronenent of Leopold will be the
signal for war. France and Prussia are arming
and massing their columns, so as to be ready to
move at shortest notice. Italy seems favorable
to France as also does Austria The position of
the other powers is as yet uncertain. 1t is pos
sible that war may be averted, but is also possi-
BILE that even at this time Europe may be re-
sounding with the clash of arms The war. if
!; comes, will be a fierce and bloody one, and
until 1t is seen what the combinations of the
different powers may be, no prescience eau fore
tell the result.
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Redemption Fund.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
~ proposals, directed to the undersigned, for
the surrender of County Warrants, will be re-
ceived up to the last day of the next regular
meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
PETER PAULSEN, Treasurer.
Weaveryille, July 8, 1870. 27-4w
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A DREADFUL MAssACRE.-Advices from China
bring accounts Of an atrocious massacre at Pc
KIN on the 2lst of June, in which the French
consul and Secretary of Legislation, together
with many French residents and Sisters of Mercy.
Jesuits and other Catholic missionaries. and
several Russians, perished. The moving cause
OF the slaughter is not fully apparent France
VIII Immediately demand that retributive Justice
1e meted out to the murderers, and in case the
Chinese government does not faithfully respond,
the Emperor, in company with other powers,
VIII no doubt at once begin war with China
The Christian Powers will not fail to enforce the
demand of protection to the selfsacrfcing men
who devote theifiives to the propagation of the
Christian faith in heather lands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

SMALL Row AT SHAsTA.-Upon the arrival of
the Red Bluff stage at Shasta on Thursday eve
ming last, Chinese passenger was aecosted by
the Road Tax Collector, and upon refusing to
pay road tax of three dollars, was assaulted.
An outsider interfered and punished the belig-
erent officer. 1t was understood that the Chi
naman had receipts showing that he had already
paid his taxes in another county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

School BooKs.-There is a general com mplaint
about the change in school books by the State
Board of Education. These frequent and expen-
sive changes are regarded as unjustihaole, and
as made in the interest of Eastern book sellers.
1t is not improbable that somebody is "seen" in
connection with this matter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

IT is stated on authority that Hon. A. Camp
bell, delegate to England from the New Domin-
ion, has power to demand from the Imperial
government full indemnity for the late Fenian
raid and ample protection against future ones.
1t is also stated that he is to impress the mpor-
tance of aiding in the construction of Il railroad
to the Paeiic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

62S Gifts in all............ ...... ..$500,000 "
After paying the expenses of the entertain
ment, and making the distribution of the gifts
as above announced, the balance will be ap.
piled to extinguishing the present indebtedness
of the Mercantile Library Association
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction of the Board oi
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association
assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected
from State, City and County officers, and well
known citizens of San Francisco.
Holders of tickets to which gifts may be
awarded, will receive the same on presentation
of such tickets or coupons to the Business
Agents of the Board OF Trustees, at their office,
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DIED.

At Weavervile, July llth, 1870, from rupture
of a blood vessel, Mrs. CELIA ANN LovEJoY, II
native of Salisbury, Vermont, aged So years and
ii months.
In Weavervlle, July 9TH Dora, wife of Fred.
Whitfield, of Lewiston, aged 33 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

FIRE AT GOLD HlLL.-A destructive fire oc-
Cured at Gold Hill, Nevada, on the morning OF
the 9Th, by which over forty houses were des-
troyed The damages estimated at between
500, 900 and 500, 600 The total insurance
upon the property burned is estimated at be-
tween 500 900 and $50 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

CRIME is rampant in San Francisco, and some
of the papers are calling for inquiry into
the canse. 1t is suggested that the remissness
of officers in enforcing statutes regulating melo-
deons. Barbary coast dens and similar iniquit-
ous cradles of crime, have much to do with the
matter.
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NOTICE TO MECHANICS.
A PREMIUM or S50O

Will be given for the best Model of two Wheels
of glass and iron, for this distribution.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all models.
WILLsTOP THIS ENTERPRISE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

THE suit of Sam Brannan against the Central
Pacific railroad company is attracting much
attention. Brannan has employed eminent
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

CONGRESS has defed the popular will by con-
tinuing the income tax, though in reduced
form. The tax on incomes next year will be %
per cent on all over So, 200 currency, with an
allowance of $500 currency for house rent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

Shipton, more generally known as " Buekskin,'
left Crescent City about two weeks ago, for the
purpose, was supposed, of bringing down
sheep from up the coast. On the 10Th ult., his
horse was found near Crescent, and, upon
search the body of Shipton was discovered.
He had been stabbed in the side with a large
knife, emitting one of his ribs into. He is sup
posed to have been murdered by Indians, as
they threatened to kill him if they got chance ;
so says squaw. She is now in jail for the pur,
pose of cleaning something from her in rsgard
to the murder
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16
MARRIED.

At Douglas City, July 10th, at the residence
of s. l. Thayer, by A. r. Earl, j. p, Captain
S. q. STEEL to Miss MARY A. HARVEY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

THE Yreka Journal says that on tho onight of
the 4th instant the dwelling of j. S. Eubanks,
Of Cottonwood, was totally destroyed by fire, to-
gether with all the furniture, bedding, clothing
etc. Mr.. Euhanks' oldest daughter had can
die lit near window about o'clock, getting
ready for the ball, and the wind blowing the
window curtain agains: the candle, the house
was soon in flames. The building was neat
little cottage, well furnished, and the loss sus-
tanned cannot be less than So, 500. Mr.. Eubanks
is a hard-working, industrious man, with a
large family, and the blow falls heavily upon
him,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

THE PIONEER OF '49.-A prominent and inter
esting feature Of the procession on the Fourth at
Vallejo was Mr.. Cockbnrn, member of the Val :
lejo Pioneers, dressed in old 40 style, with all
the appurenances for mining and camping
packed on his extra horse. After the procession
disbanded, Cockburn struck camp, and pre-
pared an old fashioned meal of pork and beans
"red eye," &c. Some half dozen persons
Joined in the repast and ample justice was done
to the good cooking and hospitality of the expe-
rienced old miner
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

GLTTERNG TEBTH.--Not only does Sorodont
mpart the whteness of the purest porcelain to
the teeth, but its polish too They glisten
after being brushed with it, like the inner sur
face of an ocean shell, and the effect of this
peerless dentrifce is to render the enamel as
hard and indestructiDle as adamant.
Save and mend the pieces, use "SPALDING' S
D,,t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

BEN HoLLADAY is now called the Railroad
King Of Oregon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

GREESpACKs were qnoted in San Francisco on
he 9Th, at 90i buying, 81 selling.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16
Tickets for Sale June 1St. 1870.

ONLY AT THE OFFICE.
liberal discount will be allowed where 100.
500 or 700 Tickets are bought in one lot,
The Trustees have appointed
MAURICE DORE and
CHARLES IL. PETERS,
3ls CALIFORNIA ST,
Business Agents for the sale of Tickets, and for
the transaction of all Business connected with
the Entertainment, to whom all communications
may be addressed.
ROBERT B. SWAIN, President NJ la.
w. ii. l.. BARNES, Vice Pres't -.
WIN. @. RALST0N, Treasurer
THOS. r. HAYES, Recording Sec. "
DAVID WILDER, Oorresp. Sec. "
Trnstees OF M. l., Al
WM AsHBuRNER, ISAAC wORMsER,
j. NJ. MCNULTY, ALF'D y. ELFELT
ARrH. NJ. EBBETS, WM. G. BADGER,
WM II. WOOD. i. b. REYNOLDS,
SAMUEL HUBBARD.
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striking contrast to the lonely region through
which had passed the evening before Acco
tink is thriving village, situated on the
creek of same name. Its stores. mills, work,
shops for the various mechanical trades and
dwellings all presenting neat and comfortable
appearance, together with the business like
appearance Of everything, indicate that 1t IS
the home of an Industrious and prosperous
people Most of the citizens are Northern
men who have settled here from honest mo-
tives-many Of them years ago and although
not afiliating politically with the old Virgin
ians, they have the reputation OF being lntelll'
gent, upright men and good citizens. Lolter
ing through the village to see the sights, L
found the former presiding Justice OF the coun'
ty, who has become so accustomed to the
bench that he sticks to it yet. and 1 suppose
| will-to the last, either dispensing justice or
menliDg shoes The neat and in many IN
stances elegant residences, the commodlous
and substantial barns and other outbuldlngs,
the handsome lawns, the thrifty orchards, the
| luyuriant crops, and the abundance OF we'll
cared for stock all combine to gladden. the
heart, and convey the idea that this is the
garden SPOT of Fairfax. If the outward ap-
pcarances which meet the eye, are not sufficient
to Indicate the class to which most OF the
citizens belong, the thee and thou with
which one is greeted at every turn, will Dol
long leave him in ignorance OF the TACT thai
they ore Quakers, who with an industry, on
ergy and management peculiar to themselves
have made the country to blossom as u rose.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
"4e ahow the very age and body Of the 7'"'e''

On Saturday, the U. S. Mint, 10 PhliadeI-
phia, was fleeced of money iu the following ad,
rot manner: Persons wishing coupons casnea
take them to the third floor, 10 the rear OF tE re
Custom House, and receive gold cheeks "hlo a
hey take to the over floor aud get casneIi
twice parties cot I'D checks TOT snai'
amounts. stepped outside of the oullolng' al
tered the fqnres ON small amounts 10 large
oncs went to the counter on the lower floor, re-
ce;vna the cold. and departed. The t;aud was
ofterwards discovered, and another attempt be.
inc made an indiviual was arrested who is IN
known, The loss may amount to $4,000.
A dispatch from Boston says: Henry Ste
yeps, cashiet of the Randolph National Bank,
is supposed to have eoped with the wife OF
Eben Moulton. Jr., aud the matter causes much
excitement in that town. Mrs. Moulton leaves
husband and two young children, and Stevens
a wife and two young children. The affairs OF
the bank have been investigated and found
correct"
AT Havana, on Friday and Saturday evenings,
the citizens living near the Captain General 8
palace were alarmed by loud explosions. The
widest Imors prevailed as to their cause, but
it was finally discovered that the foul air in the
sewers opposite the palace bad ignlted and eX-
ploded.
The contested question o! the right of Amer,
lean fishermen in Canadian waters has been set
tied by instl uctioDs from the British Govern.
ment, which allows them all that they have
heretofore claimed, and will prevent further IN
reference by the Dominion Government.
Several of the volunteer fire companies OF
Philadelphia engaged 10 Iioting on Saturday
night, and one company, for the purpose OF
drawing out an antagonist, set on lre large
flour mill, which together with much other val
uablc property was entirely destroyed.
President Grant, in o communication to the
Senate, through the Secretary OF State, hopes
that Immediate steps will be taken for the ST.
curity of the rights of American citizens in Gu
ba, according to the provisions OF the treaty
with Spain Of 1895.
| Serious appreheGsions are felt for the safety
| of the Big Horn expedition. But little i
| known Of tho party since they lett Camp Brown
| and struck out into awiucrneS5 among intense
| ly hostile Indians.
Minister Sickles is taking steps to obtail
from the Spanish Government indemnifcatiol
for the arrest OF American citizens in Cuba an'
their deprivation OF property.
| Arrangements are being made in New {orl
| for the reception of the Dauntless aud Cam
bria. Betting is largely in favor OF the Amerl
can yacht.
The quarantine troubles continue in Ne7
York, and ships bound for that port are heinz
sent to Perth Amboy to be discharged.
Rev. d. James keogh, thirty six years old
the eminent Catholic thcologian, died at Pitts
burg yesterday.
The New Jersey Court of Pardons discharg
Cd three murdcrera Ion the State Prison las
| work
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Richmond correspondent of tho Peters
burg Index says 1.-The Senate special COM
mttcc, charged with the investigation Of the
conduct of the late elections, has had the sub
ject Of our lost ballot box up, and has examin.
ed numerous witnesses 10 relation to it. They
have found out all about what has heretofore
remained a profound mystery. The grand
jury has also had the matter before it, and
there arc now two good prospects for the en-.
Gghtenment of the public"
The Chesapeake andUho ltalroad Company
on Saturday purchased 'om the State of Vir.
gina the Bu,e Ridge tunnel, on that road, pay
tor it 5000, 900 in State bonds of Virginia.
The farm Of the late Thomas Curtis, 10 Gull
peper county. containing 800 acres of land, has
been sold to Jonas Green, Of Maine, for S3, 000
The Virginia Star, published in Frcdcricks-
burg, has been enlarged and improved.
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MEDICAL.
TO PHYSICIANS.
New York, August 10TH ls0o'

Allow mo to call your attention ID my T HIl
ARATION OF COMPOUND EAThAoi
BUCHU. The component parts are boOho'
LONG LEAF, CUBEBS, JUMPER BEkhlA0'
MODE OF PREPARAT1oN.-Buchu' IN VAGUE
Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form d n"e
GIN Cubebs extracted by displacement Will
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very
little sugar is used, and small proportion ''
spirit. It is more palatsble than any now u
use.
Buchu, "a prepared by Druggists, is OF daTR
color. 1t is plant that emits its fragrance;
the action of fame destroys this (its active
principle, leaving dark and glutinous decoc-
ton. Mine is the color of ingredients. The
Buchu, in my preparation, predomlnates the
smallest quantity of the other ingredients are
added, to prevent fermentation; upon lnspec-
| ton, it will be found not u be u Iincture, rs
made in Pharmacopea, nor is 1t Syrup-~hu
| therefore can be used in cases where lever or
Inflammation exist. In this. you have the
knowledge of the ingredients and the mode ol
preparation.
| Hoping that you will favor it with trial
aid that upon inspection it will meet with your
| appreciation,
With feeling Of confidence,
| am, very respectfully.
H. Il. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist Of IL Years Experience.
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MARINE LIST.
5Un EUsE ............4 II NOON sETS....m'g.. 8 80
SUN sETs.........".7 2G uIGu WATER M zoo GO

POINT OF ALEXANDRIA. JULY II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Gibson, Winters, New York,
to IIooc, Wodderburn s. Co.
Schr Mary Comegys, Wilson, Hsvre dc
Grace, to w A Smoot.
Schr Jesse Hart "a, Baltimore. to American
Coal Go.
eAILEr.
s;chr Jesse Hart 3D. Boston, 10y American
Coal c..
MEMORANDA.
Schr Sparkling Sea, Dosne hence at N York
SLh inst.
Schr Sea Nymph, Gill; from Providence for
this port, arrived at Newport 9Th inst
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DLEAS Mt RES RT.
I
GUILFORD STATION, LODDOUN CO.,
VIRGINIA..

GUILFORD STATION, LODDOUN CO.,
VIRGINIA.
l have erected pavilion in the grove at
Guiltord, where pleasure parties can be accom-
modated during the summer.
An excellent spring of cool water is at the
place.
Refreshments can always be obtained.
Everything that can be will be done to rem
der visitors comfortable.
Excursion and picnic parties will find the
attractions Of Guilford unexcelled by those Of
any other resort near the District Of Columbia
and AlcXAndriA.
Guilford is reached twice daily by the cars of
tho A., L. = H. Il T., and is distant from Al
Washington Star copy
PHYSICIANS Of every school of medicine
L are so universally prescribing, and the pub
lie are So enthusiastic in giving their exclusive
patronage to GAUTIER'S NATIVE WINE
BlTTERS. that all othor bitters $50. cslled) are
rapidly disappearing from the public attention.
Our friends will find Gautier's Native Wine
Blttcrs ut all the drug stores and every house.
hold should be supplied.
*. Nj. LAWSON,
.IANNEY - CO.,
~ ll-lw Agents for this city.
DOLlSH EMIGRATION LAND COM
1 pANY.
The Stockholders of this company will take
notice, that an assessment of - per cent on
each share has boon ordered by the Board Of
Directors, payable at the office of the treasurer,
81! It'll street, Washington, sixty days from the
date hereof. g.. CUSHING, President
w. w. BoYCE, Secretary.
Washington, d. g., jy lit
fENIENlr SEED! TUkNlP SEEDl
We have just received, direct from D. Land.
roth " son, our first supply Of NEW CROP
TlI RNIP 3EED Of all the uaual we'll. known
varieties for sslc by
iy II tH. LEADBEATER j. BRO.
CrEAk# FRUIT PRESERVING SOLU-
~ LUTON. for preserving all kinds of fruit,
cider, Tomatoes, &c, sc. A large supply re-
ccivcl and for sale by
iy II 4. $. LEADBEArER Il BRO.
I lNEN TABLE, ASK,
Ia Ill varieties.
Just received at
jy II WlTMER Il SLAYMAKERS.
MANITOBA BOY, German preferred, about
w Is years DID, TO learn trade. Apply at
No. al King street. jy lit
DKOoM% Tubs Buckets, White Wash
- Brushes ard Scrnbbng do, for snle Lv
WM. +. BR0OKES.
Jg IL lI9 King street
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EVANSVILLE, July 4th, 1870.

DIR AkESV1LLE, July 4Ln, loIU.
We notice, with much pleasure, in the Ga'
Zatte, the announcement of 81. o. Claughton,
esq, of Alexandria, as a suitable candidate 10
represent us in Congress. The matter has been
hut little talked of among US, yet We take &C.
casion 10 say he has the requisite qualifications
and will faithfully represent US. Knowing
him we'll and favorably we heartily endorse
him. fly ll-lt*] CONSERVATIVE.
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HRLABoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU AMI
IMPROVED ROSE WASH will radically exter.
inmate from the system diseases arising from
habits of dissipation, at little expense little
no change in diet, no Inconvenience or expo
sure; completely superseding those unpleasant
and dungeons remedies, Copsivs and Mercury,
in all these diseases.