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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-24

Beautiful and Accomplished Countess
Of the Island OF Cuba in letter friend in New York
City says In buying the FLORIDA WATER for me be sure
to get Murray Laumans. have tried various others
found them much inferior in every way"
BA-It is true that unpripciped hayc countcrfcted
this great perfume Therefore, buyers should always ask
for the Florida water prepared by the sole propretos Ian
man & Kemp, New York. 549.
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VALUABLE AND RELGABLE.-"B "Brorn's Bronch-
io{ Trochcs' will be found invaluable to those
exposed to sudden changes aiiording prompt
relief in cases of Coughs, Colds etc For Pub
lie Speakers and Singers, and those who over
tax the voice, they useful in relieving an ir-
ritatcd throat, and will render articulation easy.
As there are imitationS, be sure to obtain the genu-
iHP.
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Forty years experience have tested the yir-
tucs of DR.. Uistar's Baisam Of via Cherry, and
the result is that it is the best remedy extant
for pulmonary and lung diseases embracing
the whole range from slight cold to a settled
consumption. Were it not for its merits, it
would long since have died, and made no
sgu." 5l-2t
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$1,000 EwARn is offered by the proprietor of Dr. Pcrces
Alt Ext or Golden Medical Discovery for medicine tnat
will equal it in the of all those diseases for which is
reconmenled' among which lingering
Coughs Consumption in its carly saaes Bronchitis Liy-
Compl3nt, Bousue,s," Constipation OF the Bow
els loss of Appetite Scofuous diseases Skin diseases
as Ernpions, hmples, Botcles and Dolls 1t is sold by
druggists.
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To DelinquentS.

TAXPAYERS NEED NOT EN-
~ pect to be personally dunned as heretofore.
All will be sued as fast as complaints can be
made out and Med. i. p. LOYEJ0Y,
Weaverville, Dec. %, 1870. Dist. ATTY.
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Chapped Hands and Face,
Sore Lips, Dryness OF the Skin,
&C., &C.,
&C.. &C.

Cured at once by HEGEMAN's CAMpuoR ICE WITH
, IL keeps the hands so all weather See
New York. - ' 'u ~ t5 usY.s'S'
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sore Eyes and Runninv Ears

are the sule Indications OF scroiuous blood aud humors
The poison must be cUtuzed and purged Of the sys
tenn il yon hope to be cured No time is 10 be lost Take
Brols Sarsaparill and Pills; they will disappoint
you Rely upon them. Use them freely, directed
in few weeks every yesge of the disease will disappear
For sale lay }. Barnicke, Wcavcryille Cal. 574
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3eaths.

In Eureka, Humboldt county, November 2jth
1870, Of diptheria MARY Z. only child of J.
and d. p. Dodge, aged l | months.
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SIskYoU CouxrY.-From the Yreka Journal
we CLEAN the following:
The California and Oregon Railroad Company
have surveyed route through Yreka, which
they call switch.
The ladies Of Fort Jones are to give an enter
ment on the 2Oth consisting of festival, fair,
concert, ball and lottery.
y party consisting of man who grinds scis-
sors and knives and two old women who tell for
tunes are doing lively business in that section.
Tickets in the Yreka School Lottery are sell
ing fast, and all are expected to be disposed of
by Christmas.
THE VALLEJO RECoRDEB.-This excellent pa
per entered upon the fifth year of its existence
on the l4th instant. 1t started four years since
as a weekly, but of late has appeared as a re-
spectacle sized daily, and bears the marks Of
prosperity. To the efforts of the Recorder Val
leio owes much of its growth, and the continued
success of that paper shows that the people ap-
prcciate it. 1t is Republican in politics, and
II first-cass paper in all respects Although its
proprietor is q Poor" we hope he may become
rich.
JUDGE Temple, of the Supreme Court, de-
cided in a ha6eas corpus case brought before him
on the 10th instant, that the Act of 1870, author
zing the Mercantile Library Lottery, did not
repeal the previous laws against lotteries, but
that they still remain in full force and effect.
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BILLIARDS !
MEssRs. PHELAN g. CoLLENDER

The well-known Billiard Table Manufacturers.
of New York, have established at
54l Market st., San Francisco,
An extensive branch of their business where
they propose to keep constantly on hand the
LARGEST and most complete assortment of
BILLIARD TABLES, CLOTHS, CUES, etc.
ON THIS COAST.
THE TABLES of the latest STYLES and size recently
adopted IN the Eastern Sates manufactured in the best
possible manner, and furnished with pIELAN'S LATEST
IMPROVED CUSHIONS
The new COMPOSITION BILLIARD BALL. made by the
Hyatt ManuhctuIing Co., of Albany, New Yorkhe best
substitute for ivory yet discovered. For Sale only y as
PRICE SD 90 SET
All goods sold will be the best ouality and the nrces
fully a. low as any other house in the business
Parties visiting the city invited visit our wareroos
and inspect our stock
GEO. T.. PUELAN -541 Market St.
N B-The public notified that no other parties ON tbe
Pachc Coast have the right to sell Pheans Cushions
~ 3m-s
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LAND OFFIcE.-The Shasta Courier is indg-
nant because the Sage Brush wants the Land Of
fee of this District located at Susanville. We
concur with the Courier. Let the Office be es-
convenient point. The idea of sending a resi-
dent of this county all the way to Susanyie to
have little patch of land recorded is simply
ridiculous
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9elr Adrertisements.
ShGriG'S Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLOS-
ID ure of Mortgage and Order of Sale duly
made and issued to me of date the l4th of De-
cembcr, A. D. 1870, out of the District Court
of the Ninth Judicial District, in and for the
County of Trinity, State of California, in favor
OF Edward Mcrrgan and against r. S. Baker /
am commanded to sell the property in said Decree
and Order of Sale described, to satisfy the Judg-
hent therein mentioned, for Eight Hundred and
Twenty-Six dollars and eighty cents ($826 8O)
gold coin of the United States Of America with
interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent
per annum, from said 18th day Of December. A
d. 1870. Also the sum Of Fifty dollars and sixty
cents $3.50 COZ costs of suit, and Seventy Five
dollars (S75 00) Attorneys fees as also all ac-
cruing costs. Notice is hereby given that on
MONDAY, JANUARY 10th, A. d.. 1871,
at the hour of one o'clock, P. NJ, of that day,
at the Court House door, in said county, viii
expose at public sale to the highest bidder, for
gold coin as above mentioned, the real estate
hereinafter described, or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary to satisfy the said Judgment costs.
interest and accruing COSTS the following de-
scrlbed property, to-wit
The undivided one-seventh of the water right
and bitches situated on West Weaver, in Wea-
veryllle Basin, in the County Of Trinity, State of
California, and known as the Dr. Ware and
Baker s water right and bitches, (excepting that
certain ditch without any water right. known os
the West branch), being all the water rights and
bitches owned on said West Weaver by r. S.
Baker on the second (2d) day of August A. D.
1865.
Terms of sale-Cash down.
JOHN JACKSON, Sheriff.
BY JACOB PAULsEN, Under Sheriff.
Weaverville, December 22d, 1870. 5l-td.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 10th, A. D., 1871

JUIN JACKSON, Sheriff.
BY JACOB PAULsEN, Under Sheriff.
Weaverville, December 22d, 1870. SLID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02
By L0wNDEs' 6 GRIMBALL,
Auctfoneeri

uENRY GOURDIN, TRUSTEE, VS..
Jul Marie Bevineau ct al. In the Common
Pleas Charleston County-(Equity.) y: =.
By virtue OF an order Of the hon. r. B. Carpen.
ter Judge OF the First Circuit In the above case,
made on the 9Th day Of May, A. D. 1870, will e1-
pose for sale at Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the
22d day Of November, at II O'Clock A. IL, In front
Of the Old Postoface.
All those PREMISES on the east side Of King
street. between George and Society streets. In the
City OF Charleston described In the mortgage OF
E. DevIneaI to John Lewis Feber as "An that
messuage and tenement now In the occupation Of
John Ansel, Esq, containing In front on King
street twenty.seven (27) feet four inches, and In
depth two hundred and ninety one feet, and
twenty.sevep feet In width on the back line. But.
ting and bounding to the north on Land Of the
Estate OF John Hunter, and others; to the east
on Land OF DR.. Henry r Frost; TO the south on
that other messuage and tenement belonging 70
the said John L. Faber. and tu the west on King
street. particularly delineated by q plat made by
Charles Parker, City Surveyor, 10th OF Nay, 1S4S,
and OF record In the Register Of Mesne Convey.
ance otce, Charleston District, In Book n, No. II,
page 97."
: Terms OF SaIe-One.fourth cash. and the .bel.
ance upon credit OF one, two and three years,
secured by the bond or bonds Of the purchaser,
with interest from the day OF sale payable semi
annually, and mortgage OF the premises, the
buildings thereon to be insured and the policy
assigned. The purchaser to pay me for stamps
and all necessary title deeds, or other paper wri-
ings. @. HERBERT SASS,
oct2s-fw11tul Special Referee.
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THE RICHMOND DFAIR--ANAD
BY EI-PRESIDEET DAYS..

RICHMOND, November l.
The State Fair opened to-day. The presi-
dent, Major ". T. Sutherliu, made short address
upon the presence Of so many visitors from the
North He said Virginia would welcome them as
settlers within her borders.
Jefferson Davis being present and loudly called
for, made brief address. He alluded TO the
fact that when he was last on the ground 1t
was military camp, aud it now presented
a very different scene. He said he was
always glad to meet the citizens OF Rich
rnond, a city bound to his memory by many
ties: he was pleased 20 have an opportunity OF
meeting the sons Of Virginia, the sons OF those
who hal made the State great, and who, them.
selves, had contributed to its greatness. He
thought, however, that 1t would be manifestly in.
appropriate for him to say more than thank them
for their call upon him, and to express his plea
sure at meeting them.
General Jubal Early and other ex-Confederate
generals were on the ground. The attendance
and exhibition were good.
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rFRoH AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
MEHPHIs, TENN, october "a.

rFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
MEMPHIS, TENN, October "a.
This city is all alive, and moving on With
giant strides Its enterprise and energy remind one
of New York. Cotton is to-day fifteen and half
n5k) cents, and all is buoyant. There are Hlany
commission merchants here, doing fine bust-
ness, among them Dillard, Ponsee & Co., Dckin-
son, Williams & Co., and Rosser ]. lizard from
our State. have met with great Kindness from
all these gentlemen. meet Carolinians at every
turn. l do not wonder that Charleston and South
Carolina languish, when there y so much emf
grafton and that OF her best citizens. Let US stay
at home, engage in manufactures, nurse our
little capital leave politics out In the cold, build
Up our schools, colleges, medical colleges, asy-
lums; promote religion, virtue and literature,
and all will yet be we'll The Nicholson pave
ment has saved Memphis; they have t,oelpe miles
OF it; it cost one and half millions Of dollars and
the city has become healthy, quiet. and one hors
can haul as much as Jour used to formerly.
Brown will be elected Governor BY 10000 MAJ
jority. Tennessee is entirely Democratic, and Its
prospects are bright. $4,000 bales Of cotton re-
ceived up to this date. Weather still warm; very
light frost. E. T. B.
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MONUMENT TO g GENERAL r. e. LEE
Circular from the Richmond Ladies.
RICHMOND, VA, October 10.

RICHMOND, VA, October 10.
The undersigned, connected with the Holly
wood Memorial Association of Richmond, Va,
respectfully request the friends and admirers Of
General Robert E. Lee, In our whole country and
abroad, to unite with them in contribution for
an equestrian bronze statue Of our chteftain, Of
the best Workmanship, to be erected in the
soldiers portion of Hollywood Cemetery.
Almost eligible site, overlooking this whole Sec
ton, and in the centre Of the part appropriated to
the remains OF the dead from the fields Of Gettys-
burg, has been offered by the association TO bis
family for his final resting place. under our loving
and continual care, and that Of Virginia and the
South. II the body should lie elsewhere, It is still
eminently ftting to erect monument to his MEM
ory, in the midst OF the heroes who fell lighting
under his leadership. 1t Is proposed, that on the
days of religious worship observed throughout the
South, every congregation, Christian and Hebrew,
make their contributions for this object.
Remit contributions to Miss s. n. Randolph,
Secretary Of Ladies' Lee Monument Committee,
Box sas, Richmond, Va 1t is hoped that the re-
uuisIte amount Will be secured at once.
Mrs. WM. q. MCFARLAND,
Mrs. G. ". RANDOLPH,
Hrs. JAMES LYONS,
Mrs. WILLIAM BROWN,
Miss NICHOLAS.
The fourth Sunday in November tthe 27th) has
been appointed as the day on which the collection
for the monument Is to be taken up.
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TIE REsU1rINTHE COUNTY.

The following table shows the total vote in
the City Of Charleston, including Rikersville, and
tue tota! vote in the county, including the city.
Governor Scott's majority over Judge Carpenter
is s43l, and A. J. Ransiers majority over General
Butler Is 6352. The highest vote on the Leglsla-
tive ticket was 1881, for ". R. Jervey, on the
Bowen ticket. The highest Reform vote on the
Legislative ticket was poed BY Major Carl Berlin,
who received se7o votes The whole Of the Bowen
ticket as It Is Called Is elected, with the excep.
tion Of Emory and Mackey for school commits
sioner, who are beaten by the Reform candidate,
Mr.. Grimke:
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

,-, WASHINGTON, November /.
The Secretary has fixed the rate of issue OF
circulating notes to national banks at ninety
per cent upon all five and six per cent. bonds.
Vernon H. Vaughan has been appointed 0over-
nor Of Utah.
The commanding officer Of Fort McHenry is d.
rected to hold himself in readiness with the
troops under his command to support the United
States marshal Of Maryland in enforcing the law
during the week OF election, II necessary.
Ex.secretary Cox did not attend the state din.
ner yesterday, though It was understood that it
was intended in his honor.
The decrease Of the debt is trife over fiv e
millions. The treasury contains In coin one hun :
dred and three Millions in currency nearly
twenty-seven millions.
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woE TO THE CONQUERED.
Bismarck on the Situation at Paris.

The following memorial in regard to the
fatal consequences to which the population OF
Paris are exposed by o prolonged resistance, has
been sent by Count Bismarck to the Ambassadors
Of North Germany:
The conditions OF armlstlce offered to N. Jules
Fayre intended as the basis for the re-estaolish-
ment Of order In France; have been rejected oy
him and his colleagues They thereby decseea
to the course OF late events, appears without any
chance OF success for the French people:
Since then the prospects OF France IN TINS wal,
so full OF sacrifices have stu iurtner decnnea;
surrounded, and German troops are advancing
along the Loire. The large forces before engaged
near the above fortresses are now at the free dis
posal Of the German commanders.
The country has to bear the consequences OF
war q d'outrdlce decreed by the French authorities
in Paris. Its sacrifices will be unnecessarily in-
creased, and its social condition suffer more and
more dangerous decomposition.
The command Of the German armies does not
ind itself in situation to counteract this; but
perceives clearly the consequences OF the resist
ance chosen by the powers In France and feels
compelled TO call general attention TO one point,
VIZ: the special condition Of Paris.
the heaviest attacks heretofore made from this
capital ION the 10th and 30th OF last month"; in
which the elite Of the armies collected IN that city
have not been able to throw back the first line OF
the besering Ierce, lead to the conviction that
the capital will fall sooner or later.
Tf the time OF surrender Is postponed by the
provisional government for the national delence
until the threatening want Of provisions necessi-
tates capitulation, the most terrible results
must follow. ,.,,o.
The unwise destruction Of railways, bridges
and canals within certain distance arouno
Paris, by the French, has not been aDle 10 stop
for one moment the advance OF the German ar
mics; all communications by land or wafer neea,
ed Tor military operations have been reestaellsheo
in q very short time. These repairs, naturally.
regard military interests exclusively, While tIe
other distinctions, even after captulatton, WI!
prevent for long time the communication OF the
capital with the provinces.
it Will be an absolute impossibtllty tor the Ger
man commanders, when that case occurs, to pro.
vide one singe days rations for populatl n OF
nearly two millions. The enVirons or Paris, 70
the distance Of several days. journey, since on
stores there are necessarily required for the use
OF the German troops, will then offer no resources,
and will not permit the inhabitants OF Paris TO
evacuate by the roads into the country. The
inevh able result would be the starvation Of hun.
dreds Of thousands.
The persons IN power in France cannot fail to
discern these consequences as clearly as the Ger.
man commanders, and since to the latter nothlng
ia left but TO carry on the war pronered, the
rulers OF France are responsible for forcing sach
extremes.
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NTARGARETM. SCHWARTZ, TRUSTEE
lHl and Assignee, va. JAMES E. WALKER

MARGARETM SCHWARTZ, TRUSTEE
lHl and Assignee, vs. JAMES E. WALKER
In the Common Pleas, Charleston County.
Ny virtue Of a judgment In the above entitled &C
ton, the subscriber as Referee, will sell at the old
Postofcs, foot Of Broad street, In sChar,eston, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of November next at
IL O'Clock A. NJ,
All that LOT Of LAND, with the Buildings there
on, situate Oh the north side Of Market street. in
the City Of Charleston, and known as numbers
ninety six 1857 and ninety eight lssl measuring In
front on Market street twenty-seven (21 feet, on
the east line extending to the north eighty tS0
feet thence east thrtythree 1887 feet thence north
sixty three feet nine Inches (s3 feet inches) and
on the north line, from east to west, eighty
1887 feet, thence running south sixty.th feet
nine inches (63 feet inches,i thence east twenty
eight 2S) feet, and from thence on the west line
running south eighty 1907 feet; butting and hound-
Ing to the east on Lands now or late Of n F. Petit
and Walkers, to the north on Land now or Late OF
E. Adams, to the west on Lands now or late Of
Lene, silcox and others, and TO the south on Mar
Eet street.
Terms-Cash enough to pay $13l2 25, and also
the costs and disbursements In the action; the
balance payable on or before March 16, 1873, Sc
cured by bond Of purchaser and mortgage OF the
premises bond bearing interest at seven per cent,
payable annually until the debt be paid. Property
to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 70
pay Referee for stamps and papers.
oct2Emws ASHER b. COHEN Referee.
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U>URCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 2A KING STREET.

D R E IS G o O D s
Largest, best and finest selection in town.
case Of fine DRESS GOODS at 20c., worth 3oc.
case OF Plain Poplins, our own importation,
only 25c., worth 37Kc.
case Of German Plalds, OF all shades, only 4oc.,
worth 60.
case Of x Black and White Poplin only Csc,
worth 40c.
case OF Empress Cloths, in all colors, only ESQ.,,
celebrated Lenos make.
A large stock of the celebrated 'Elephant' Al
pacas, at very low figures.
All colors 10 Twilled Merinos, ~, at IS to e0c.
Is piece, Irish Silk Poplns at 81, worth 81 so.
Repped SILK PopIlns, at reasonable prices.
10 pieces OF Heavy Black SILK at 81 worth 50 60
Also, q fine selection OF Colored silks, Colored
and Black Yelvetines and Velvets.
full assortment OF the latest styles Derby
Shawl Suits oct3l
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BUsINEss NOTI Es..

SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE FA1R.-The vlsl-
tors at the fair yesterday were particularly al
tracted by the nne display Of starch exhibited by
the Messrs. Duryea, Of which Mr.. T. s. King, Of
this city, is agent. The medals, being prizes
awarded for '.perfect purity" &C., &C., were the
object of much admiration, and, in themselves
quite study, as they came from all parts Of the
world, and are q testimony to the skill Of the
manufacturers, who, at present, bave no COM
petitors, for their starch Is acknowledged by all
to be the perfection Of quality"
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aurtion salss-~fature Daps.
By ALONZO ]. WHITE &s0N,
Auctfoneeri

AuCIIOn6eTBs
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY. =
u The Homestead Building and Loan AssocIa.
tion vs.. Mary E. Mills ct al.
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, the Sd day Of No.
vember, 1870. under the Decree Of the Hon. B. B.
Carpenter, Circuit Judge in the above case. at II
O'Clock A. NJ, in front Of the Old Customhouse,
Charleston,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings and
improvements thereon, Situate In Green street. in
the City OF Charleston, measuring aud containing
in front southwardly on Green street about 46feet
inches, and on the back line As feet 10 inchess
also. on the east line adjoining No. a. in depth,
about 1872 feet 4. inches; and on the west line I'D
joining No. %, about 164 feet inches and marked
as No. q in plan Of lots lately belonging TO the
Charleston College, made by Joseph Purcell, Sur
veyor. Premises being now unoccupied, immedi-
ate possession viii, be given. Titles good. 3,
Terms-0ne. third Gosh; balance In I'VE equal
successive annual instaments with interest there.
on at the rate Of 7 per cent. per annum payable
annually, secured BY bond or bonds OF the pur-
chaser and mortgage Of the premises; the Build
ings 10 be insured aud policy OF Insurance assign
ed. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
RUDOLPH SIEGLING,
nov1-3 Special Referee.
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mr OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CARO-
lima CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, s. c., OCTOBER Is, ls7o.-The
Fourth Instslment Of FIVE DOLLARS per snare
will be payab on 18th November proximo.
In Charleston, at the ofice Of the Company, No.
10 Broad street.
In Sumter, to Major JOSEPH JOHNSON.
In clarendon, to Dr. JOHN ]. INGRAM.
WIN. Il. PERoNNEAU,
oet,6ss Secretary.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS BARGAINS at McLoy
4 Rce's, No. 27o King street, in Black Silks, Irish
and French Poplins, Empress Cloths, Deaines,
Flannels, Blankets, Domestic Goods Of all kinds.
Carpets, Mattings, &C., dc. novl-6