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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

make it a point to attend the caucuses
where he has right to vote.
Any of our city Offices with their cares
and responsibilities are scarcely desirable
for the little honor conferred or meager
pay provided, as reward. Therefore
it may be difficult, without some seekin g
to get the right men to occupy positions
that make them sAfgets for all fault find
ers. But We hardly think any of our
good citizens will be frightened from their
duty by unpleasant official duties which
it might possibly become their lot to
perform.
Let only such men be placed in nomi.
nation as are honest, competent and fear
less-who, knowing their duty, perform
with answering purpose, and the fair
fame of our city will be preserved while
justice will be rendered to every citizen
BreUifses.
The river is rising at the rate of eight
inches day.
Hon E. III. IVES, looked in on us
Wednesday morning.
- Wheat in Milwaukee Tuesday, Goth,
was: No l. Coo, No 2. SIS.
The ice in the river is in rather a
precarious condition, the water standing
on the ice to the depth of twelve inches.
Some of our citizens are making
extensive arrangements for sugar making
this spring-one man having tapped 500
trees. If we have good season they
will be well remuuerated for their time
and trouble. Bear in mind that all kinds
of " sweetnin" will be taken in exchange
for the family paper"
One of our citizens feels confident
that boats will be through Lake Pepin
by the 9th of April, and as an evidence
of his sincerity, has wagered a lumber
wagon, valued at 1925. We must say
that we admire pluck, but that is too
much of good thing"
-Boat-builders are in good demand
here. Our citizens are making arrangess
ments to run ferry from o. s. HUToH
INsoN's residence, on the hill, to the
levee, making hourly trips. Those hav
ing business in that direction should Sc
cure their tickets at once. Rally, the
roads are almost impossible, the prairie
being almost covered with water.
We notice JOHN WINN, the man
who carries the mail land sometimes fe-
males) to and from the county seat,
makes his appearance here twice week
in spite of the bad condition of the
roads. As JOHN is considered here a
responsible man, we would recommend
all those who have business or errands ut
the county seat, to try him. He will
do the fair thing for a reasonable consid-
Grafton.
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MA RRIED.

AT Trimbele on the 2ith inst, by z. ii. Ives ESQ .
at his residence, \ JAMES SMITH to Miss LIZ
cETTA COOK, all OF III. ibclle.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

FoR SALE.-One hundred and twenty
hogs. GEO. A. DILL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31
For sale.

I wish to sell horse, harness, buggy, cut
i ter. shovel-plow and sundry farming tools.
49-2w. A Il. L. REED.
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wanted immediately.

Tn this city six good Live Attorneys-busi.
Il ness plenty--warTanted; also we would
like to have good man imported to our city
for Police Justice.
q. w. WIGGNs.
Prescott Mar %, 1870.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
SHERlFF'S SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE AND OR
i der of sale issued out of and under the seal
Or the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District of the State of California, in and for
the county of Trinity, attested the sixteenth
day OF August, 1870, and to me delivered
will sell to the highest and best bid
Ger ior cash, IN United States gold coin, at the
Court House door at WeaveryiIie. in said county
OF Trinity, at the hour of one o'clock p. NJ. on
the TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1870, the
property, assets and effects of the Washington
Running Company, situate in said county, ard
consisting of the Flume conducting the waters
Of French Creek to and upon Taylors Flat; the
water right and waters of French Creek, and
right of way therefor; the cabins, saw-mill and
dam at the head of the fume on French Creek
the dwelling houses, mines, mining claims and
fumes on Taylors Flat together with all the
logs, lumber, boxes, pipes tools and mining and
milling apparatus and material belonging to said
company.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1870.
81 JOHN JACKSON, Sheriff.
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]. w. PHILBROOK,
Clerk Board of Supervisors,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF F0RECLOS-
ID ure of mortgage and order of sale duly
made in and issued to me, of date the 18th Of
August, 1870, ont Of the District Court Of the
Ninth Judicial District, in and for the County Of
Trinity and State of California, in favor of r. j
Holmes and against Henry G. Allen, am COM
mnnded to sell the property in said decree and
order of sale described to satisfy the judgment
therein mentioned for $753 60, gold coin Of the
United States of America, with interest thereon
at the rate of seven per cent. per annum, in like
gold coin, from the 18th day of August, 1870;
also, the sum Of SOL 50, costs Of suit and $50,
attorney fees, as also all accrung costs.
Notice is therefore, hereby given, that on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l2TH, A. D. 1870, at
the hour of one o'clock P. NJ. Of that day at the
Court House door, in said county, | will expose
at public sale TO the highest bidder, for gold
coin, as above mentioned, the real estate herein
after described, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment interest
costs, and accruing interest and costs, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit: A certain
piece or parcel Of land OF about 100 acres, Sit
uate in lIyampum Valley, County of Trinity and
State of California, described as follows Com
mencing Mt the junction Of Hay Fork and South
Fork of Trinity River and on the north side of
said streams, and running north about one fourth
of mile, then east one half mile TO a blazed
oak tree, thence south one fourth of mile to
Hay Fork, thence down the stream to commence
ment, together with one saw-mill and privilege.
water ditch and water right now used for rri-
eating purposes, dwelling house, stable and out
houses, farming and milling utensils. The above
dwelling house, saw-mill, stable and outhouses
are situated on certain additional piece or par
eel of land, containing about fifty acres, all in a
field and enclosed by good fence and under
cultivation, and adjoining the above described
piece parcel of land by metes and bonnds
all of said premises generally heretofore known
as Henry c. Aliens Ranch in Hyampum Valley.
Trinity county, California and containing in ali
about two hundred and ten acres of land.
Dated August l7th, 1870
SO JOHN JACKSON, Sheriff.
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Administrators Notice.

I'm the Matter OF the Estate of BERNARD
TUMMERS, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN 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 FOUR MONTHS from the first publication OF
this notice, to the undersigned, at his residence,
in the township of Weayeryille, Trinity county,
State of California.
W. II. BACHELOR, Administrator.
WeaYervil!e, Sept. l, 1870. 35-4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

Co PRoFusE and many times excessively oensyely dis
charge from the nose, with stoppng up Of the nose at
tines impairment OF the sense Of smell and taste watering
OF weak eyes impaired hearing irregular appetite occa
Sona nausea pressure and pain the eyes and at
in the back of the head occasional chilly sensations ,,
feet aud feeling of lassude and debility aro svnto,
which are common to Caarh yet all Of them are not pre
cut in every case. Dr. sages Catarrh Remedy cpre "a
tarrh in its worst form and stages 1t is pleasant to us
contains no poisonous caustc drugs Sent by mail on r
cipt of sixty cents Address r. v Pierce NJ d. BnA,lo
N. Y. pamphlet sent fre Sold by druggists
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER.-We well
come the September number oil Bdtiou's Nigga
zine, for we always find something in it TO inter
est us and our household. 1t is f lei with
original stories of love, of adventure and the
sea, and withal, has some dozen or more illus
trated articles, scenes in this other countries
The price is so cheap that it should be in every
family in the country. 1t is only 81 so per
year. or fifteen cents single copy, and is for sale
ut every principal periodical store in the conn
try. Address Thomas & Talbot, 63 Congress
street, Boston.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
c Fl a NJ c { OF TIM E.
New Arrangement.

JTNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, THE WEAVER
u Vile and Shasta Mail and Express Line
will connect at the Tower House with the Stages
of the California and Oregon Stage Company
for Yreka, jacksonville and other Northern
towns and at Shasta with the Stages for Red
Blum Chico and other places below. Passen-
gers leaving Weayerville on the mornings of
Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday will reach San
Francisco next day GRANT |. TAGGART.
Weaverve, Sept !, 1870. 35-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

"Qulte Rum Down." How often is this exprcs
son used by persons whose bodies minds are exhausted
by the tolls and anxetes Of life Mere stmnants
do good in such Their transient The
reaction disastrous In Tnrants EGaruescent Hl.er Ap
e the true remedy for this breaking down the phys
cal energies aud the animal spirits provided 1t renovaes
and reeshes the Nssmiatog organs and nerves. while it
carries off without violence pain, all the impurities which
clog the bowels and vtate the the blood In indigestion
biliousness, constipation weakness and hypochon
dria it has rival except the Setter Spring
Itself OF which ii is the and perfect equivalent
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
Spetial &lotites.
The "Pain Killer"

After THIRTY trial is still receiving the un-
qualified testimonials to its virtues from persons Of the high
est character and responsibility Physicians Of the first
specaby recommend 4 most cnecua preparation for
the extinction Of pain. 1t only the best remedy
known for Bruises Cuts, Burns for Dysentery
Cholera, or any sort Of bowel complaint remedy
surpassed for efficiency and rapidy Of action In the great
cities Of India and other hot climates, it has become the
Standard Medicine for all complaints, well as for
Dyspcpsa Liver Complaints and other kindred disorders
For Coughs and Colds Canker Asthm and Rheumatic diff
culties, it has been proved by the abundant con-
vucing testimony to be invaluable medicine Directions
accompany each bottle
Sold by all druggists.
Price 30 cts, so cts, and 81 per bottle an27 I'm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

ReNres Many Of our readers may not
have fair understanding OF the word "rcn;cs, +"
which occurs so frequently just now in the for
tign dispatches, md whose rise and fall seem
To constitute the financial barometer Of Paris
They are the funded debt Of France; not how
ever, in the form Of bonds, bnt simply loans from
the people. These loans are entered 10 the credit
Of the lenders on the Government ledgers, and
draw specified rate Of interest. The holders
of the debt are called renters and the luct-
nations in its vSlue denote the popular distrust
or confidence iN.he Government
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

Another MY3rERY SOLVED. Chemists being
unable to discover the ingredients in fragrant
SozoDoNT, which removes all STAINS from the
teeth and import3 such peculiar rosness to the
gums, the public are hereby informed that it is
a preparation from the Bark of the Quillaya Sap
onarip or Soap tree Of Chila, imported for the
first time into this country for this special pur-
pose. Such is the purifying and innocuous ef-
feet of this rare botanical agent, that it removes
dsco|oratons from the most fragile textile
fabrics, without injuring single thread
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
NOTICE TO MECHANICS.
A PREMIuM OF Shnn

A PREMIUM OF $500
VIII be given for the best Model of two Wheels
OF glass and iron, for this distribution.
Inc Trustees reserve the right to reject CD!
and all models.
NOTHING WILLsTOPTHIs ENTERPRIsE
33fm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
$)ew 9NrNtj9erlcuta.
GRAND AWARD
Premiums in aid Of the Nevada School Dis
t, Nevada City, California.

SO, 900 Season Tickets to the Grand Fair COM
mencing October 9th, will be sold at So so
each.
TREASURER, Bank OF Nevada County.
$4,000 Premiums
amounting to $3.50 will be awarded to the
holders of Season Tickets.
For reference We refer you to any citizen Of
Nevada City, California.
Responsible Agents wanted. Liberal commits
sons allowed. For full particulars and terms
to Agents, Address
R. L. GRINNAN, Secretary.
35-2m. Nevada City, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

FALL ELgCroys.-The following is a list OF
the Fall elections and the date Of their occur
renee :--California, Vermont, Sept. Maine
September l2 Mississippi October 3 Indiana
Ohio, Iowa, Pennsylvania, October IL West
Yirginia, October II Delaware, Kansas, Lonis-
lana, Mionesota, Missouri, November ; Illinois,
Maryland Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey,
New York, South Carolina, Wisconsin, Nov. {.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
gegal 9utites.
NOtice of Special Election.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IN PURSU-
" ance Of an order made by the Honorable
Board of Supervisors of Trinity county, State of
California, that a Special Election will be held
in the First Supervisor District in said county
and State,
On the 9Th Day of September, A. ID. 1870,
for the election of one Supervisor from said d: -
trict according to law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
BOARDS OF ELECTION.

Trinity Centre-H. Y. Fitch, Judge; George
Williams, Judge ]. C. Dorr, Clerk.
MinersvlIe-Peter Van Matre, Judge Jesse
TourteIlotte, Judge N p. Case, Clerk.
Lewiston-John Musscr, Judge; + P Hamp-
ton, Judge James w. Phillips, Clerk.
Indian Creek. J. Morris, Judge R. Silcox,
Judge; c. NJ. Stratton, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

THH Prussinn King announces that, though
the Frcoch Government should persist in cnrorc-
ing the expulsion Of Germans from France, no
measures Of retaliation viii he adopted by him,
IS it would be unfir 10 punish men belonging
TO = country carsed with Bonapare. lie adds (:
" IS for our SOVEREIGN head, Frcnchmcn In Ger
many need not be uneasy. They shall in COM
mon with nh mankind, be convinced that Ger
many moves at the head Of civilization"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

pne-EMPrIoY or MEcaAt LAXD.-We have re-
ceycd from Mr. Jos. s wilson, Commissioner,
the following circular relative to tho expense Of
prc-cmPling mineral land;
IL Tie 18th section of rbe act OF Congress op-
proved July 9th. 1870, % 20 amend an act grant.
i"e The ri-ht Of way t. ditch and canal owners
over The public lands, and for other purposes, D.
it is declared That Registers aud Recciycrs
sh !, receive the same fees fr services under
this ac' arc provided by hw for like services
under Other acts Of Congrss."
Now, The mining act is substantially preem-
ton Law rs lhc occupant, under the local cus-
toms Of miners, is the only person privileged TO
purchase nud an application for pl,ent under
the mining statute assiniiatcs to "a dechra'ory
statement in the case Of c0trics M Ter the gem
cral precmptoa lw.
II is. thcr'ore, proper t. apply tie provisions
rs 10 cs in gcncru precmp'io1 cascs 10 the
special prcemplior5 unlor the mining act
Hence, Registers and Receiver, in the States Of
col'ornia. Oregon ana E.A"da and ia the Ter
rtorics 81 Washington. Colorado, Now Ncyjco
Arizona, Idaho and Montana are entitled 10
char-c nppiIcHniS for mining patents, at the
daic of fijug ihc diagram or making the appli-
cation. the sum of three dollars being one dol
lar aGd City cents each to the Register and Re-
ccivrr.
For taking Testimony, either in lie form Of af
ID
scs, they are allowed joint charge Of twenty
two apd oac-hlf cents per hundred words, these
hti1g the fees specified in the act Of Congress
approved 2lst March, 1861, Z" Amcndttory Of the
Homestead Law, and for other purposes " ~ S.
Statutes, yoi 49, p 3j) which we a5simillic TO
services as 10 mining claims.
Then the claimant bns to pay the expense Of
surveying lhe claim aul mHNi1g Plat thereof
the cost of the publication of lhe notice in a
newspaper, ana 1--WE dollars per acre for the sur
Gcc ground cmhmcrl hy The survey.
Such are The items of expense Incl lent 10 OBJ
taining paicat for mining claim, 50 far as
the CuittdSntes or It's officers are concerned.
From the foregoing il viii be seen that The
fees payable to the Register and Receiver by the
mining applicant are:
lst. SLID to each 70. fling diagram and ap-
rlcati.n.
81 225 cents per hundred words for reducing
testimony TO writing ualer tho principle laid
down in the 4lh nni Gh sections Of the Home
stcal Act of March 2lst 1864, should the appli-
cant desire il taken down 10y those officers in
sic0d of by Themselves or other persons in the
presence Of The Land officers.
Tha o.hcr payments required Of applicants for
mininr HpP.irHut5 Hrp:
81 TO the Receiver the sum Of s. and So so
per acre respectively, for lode and placer Claims
as shown by the final survey. md
An. A deposit, in favor Of the G. s. Treasurer
according to existing Instructions Of the amount
estimated Ly The Surveyor General to cover the
actual expenses Of survey, plat, and cost of pub
LEGATION Of notice.
These are the only charges fees, or cmolu-
m'ni' which, by law or regpItion. the Register
ani Receiver have any right TO exact from the
mining applicant, and none other must be
chTEed or received under any Circumstances.
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what the Miners say OF IIostetter,s
Stomach BIIters.

During the season when the Gold Harvest generally sus
pended and the reape of the giterng crop seek the cities
to enjoy themselves there is course good deal of con.
VITALITY among this enterprsng and Woodworking class
but dram-drnng not carried the excess that it was
some years ago This may fairly be attributed to the grow
ing daSe for spirits engendered by the use of HOS
TErTEPS STOMACH BITfERS. This famous etomnchic il
in unre sal favor with the miners They take it with them
to the INTERIOR aud use it regularly beverage but
as strength tonic and and antidote to the
unhealthy influences to which they exposed in the local
tiles where they labor and returning to the cities and
towns they hnd in its refreshing nygoratng properties
the best safeguard not only against the diseases but against
the dissipation Of crowded communities 1t is one of the Dc
culares Of the preparation that it ani0e to iaeI
ety. Those who take it appetizer nygorant aver
that they have desire whatever for liquor Of any escrp
tion and whatever fanatics may think the contrary HOS
TEfTERS BlIrERS is powerful ally Of the temperance
cause is because unmeicated alcohol weabens the om
ach and the nervous system by reaction that begets
craving for itself 1t excites and when the excitement
passes off debility ersues and fuel needed to renew
the artificial fire that has speak, burnt itself out But
the effect OF the great vegetable and Alternative is to
invigorate the system permanently and healthrully
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
A G A II d.
WGAvERyILLE, August 80, 1871

WEAvERuLLE, August 80, 1870.
Eo1roR TRINITY JoURYAL-- Sir The instabili-
ty Of all things earthly has afforded theme for
the grandest efforts of the orator. the philosopher
the poet, and the school-boy. Men change to
preserve their principles or their party women
are very changeabe. The days, weeks, months
and years change-the weather and the seasons
change but in me there is no ''varabeness nor
shadow of tuning" I am made of sterner
stuff"
O. Come one, come all,
This rock shall fly
From it's firm base
AS soon |.
Henceforth am a lifelong Prussian. 1t It's prop
er that | should make this brief public announce
ment. o Hear me for my cause and be silent
that ye may hear" love the gay, giddy and
impulsive French--I love beautiful, vineclad
France. For eight long, weary weeks have es
poused her cause with increasing md increasing
emotion. She has been to me a cloud by day
and pillar OF fire by night Earnest and anx-
ious has been every desire of my heart, that in
the present clash Of resoundng arms victory
might speedily perch on her banners Without
retrograding from any principle ever advocated
rs a Frenchman, must boldly and fearlessy con-
fess cannot follow the radical leaders of France
in their beadlong course to overthrow and ruin.
The laudable aims and objects contemplated by
them at the beginning Of hostlities have been
ingloriously abandoned Then, it was their
avowcd purpose to march on, in straight line,
to Berlin, as expeditously as the state Of the
the weather and condition of the roads would
admit Instead Of fulfilling their promises, they
have disappointed the just expectations of gen
erous and cOnfdng people. They have conclud-
ed, for reasons unknown except to themselves,
to decOy King William and his armies into
Paris, in order to allow that lIibernian spapeen,
McMahon, to slip around behind and take surrep-
titious possession Of the Prussian capital. Such
strategy | detest--such palpable flvoritsm |
condemn. They-the leaders, not the rank and
fle-are guilty of greater grievances Having
the will and presumng upon their power they no
longer conceal their diabolica designs to degrade
Anglo-Saxon suffrage by enfranchisng the Afri-
can and Chinese Who may not reasonably pre-
diet that the insane effort on their part will
be to require Of the North German Confederation
the adoption Of an inqnty similar to the Fif-
tcenth Amendment. | withdraw instanter.-
To use an expressive term | flop. A great
change has come not over me, but over the
French leaders. ! stand erect before the world
in the undisguised and anxious sublimity of
freeman, who knows his rights and knowing dare
maintain them. Yours &c,
P. G. DocKERY, ESQ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
REPUBLICAN
NOMINEE
LOVE OF COUNTRY.


The affection we bear the land Of our birth is
one Of the ho':e.t impulses OF tie heart II is
this sentiment that has mainly prompted the
deeds OF dariug " h.ch are cubalmed in song and
in story. Oar native Land seems n second
mo'her, aad the patriot who battles to preserve
lis soil from Icsccraiion or to redeem his conn-
trymrn from foreign domination, hears the voice
Of sympathy on every hand The iuborn love of
rona'ry has been striking'r developed by the
fierce warf'rc now raging bclwcca Prussia aud
France. Frcnchmcn and Germans everywhere
mani'cst the deepest interest in the struggle,
and demonstrate The intensity Of their feelings
hy public meetings, stirring messages to Europe,
aud offers OF men and money. We were led to
this subject by the German meeting in Weaver
vilc last Sunday. II was no transient emotion
which prompted lis nemhcrs. There is not one
but Noaid arm for the Fathcrlaud ir this con-
test Nearly every orc if not all present were
American citizens ~ Germans, they were en-
Enthusiastically against France, but we believe
that in the event Of "a war with Germany, these
y,ry mea womb s4-tain their adopted country.