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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-14

HACKS, Barouche, Clarence, Coaches ana Lit
great Barge Champion for depot WORK. wei
dings, show parties, also Buggies, Phaetohs ~o
for private driving, to let at the City no'e
Stables, Green street, j. w. Robinson fro
prietor. aug26 eod1m
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL. Sept 13.-The democratic State
Convention in this CITY to day, nominated for
Governor, Winthrop Young, of st. Anthony !;
". Governor, L. Buell., of Houston; Sec'y of
State, E. Folk, of Rice.
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OUR readers are reminded that the new time
table of the Portland and Ggdensburg raj lroad
commence to day.
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CORRECTION Mn our issue of woa,,
the rtprese sentative from Falmouth was set
down as Democratic gain. 1t is not 50. The
member from that district last year was a
Democrat, elected at the second trial.
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PORTLAND, Sept. II.

PORTLAND, Sept. II.
TO the Resolute p. B. Club:
we the iron b. Is. Club OF Portland Rolling Mills,
10 hereby challenge you, the Resolute b. b. Club
oiPortland to play match game OF Base Ball for
the Silver Bat and Ball, Saturday, Sept. 10. 1871.
Il. JONES, Sec.
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N C Il Es q SK A.

OMAHA, Sept. IS The election 10 Color ad o
yesterday went Republican by an increased
majority. The Legislature is almost unan-
mously Republican
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HYPoCHoNDRIAsIs is one of the most dl1hcut
to treat successfully Of all nervous diseases.
Reasoning with nervous or hypochordriacal
and insane persons rarely proves serviceaole.
The mind cannot be overcome while the ner-
vous system is irritable. In many instances,
the derisive laugh at the unfortunate or the
more temperate appeal to the reason IS aoso-
lutely injurious, by exciting further lrrltauon
in the mind of the sufferer, Nho thinks MS
advisers either unfeelng or incredulous TO
wards his complaint. Under the use OF Eel
LOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPBosPHiTEs
there is longer necessity for resorting there Is
no longer necessity for resortiDg to sneh terat-
ment sep11th-d1w&w1t
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EamiIy Horse tor sale.

A very SUPERIOR Family Horse; yrs.
q -. old sound, kind and reliable; co or black
L1SN weight 1915. Sold only on account OF III
OIL health OF the present owner.
MAY be seq at ROBINSON'S STABLE Green ST,
Aug8
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+. o. BAILEY & Co. sell to-day, at 230
o'clock, at salesroom IS Exchange street, gen.
eral assortment of groceries and store fixtures
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PORT LA TOU z, Ms, Schr Dolphin-33S qts fish,
so ~ bbs. herrags
WINDSOR, Ms, Schr Noel-4j cords wood to A.
ID Whidder
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.pH II PRESS.
CITY AND VICINITY

Eg-Our advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy early an the day as possible i'd
refreshments TO appear Woaday morning should De
sent in Saturday, mot SandGo.)
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A FULL assortment of Paper Hanging
Window Shades, Screens, ETC., for sale by
jyStf DEvENs & Co., ID Free 81.
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Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer Il.
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
Briggs Pile Remedies ara q success.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. IT,.
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Grand Hall Exhibition Day 4 EVe'g

PRICES OF ADMISSIoN-To the Grounds, 80
cents for eae b person and each single carriage; 10
cents for double teams, 10 Hall, 25 cents.
- 5. TEWKSBURY. President
ENOCH KNIGHT, Secretary.
sep13 d&w TT&S
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

DON'T BE SwINDLED BY PEDDLERs.- But
call and see the different styles of Linen Mars
ers, lat L. G. Brunel's, $50 Exchange st. s7eol q
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war Department, Signal Service U. :. Army, Di-
VI ION OF kilograms and Reports tor The benefit of
Commerce,
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New Snrk Stock apa Money! Market.
NEW YORK Sent. 3-Mornina-1h Geld 10 q rk e

NEW YORK Sept. 13-EUening.-God market was
uu and lower, the latest safes being at 13H and the
ciearances OF the day five and halt millions.
governments also closed weak ana lower. owing to
large offerings to II subtIeasurer at low prices.
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AUCTION SALES.
F. D. BAILEY Il Co., Auciioneer..
Groceries and Store Fixtures at
uctinn
Notes and Accounts tor,aIe

IN THURSDAY. Sept 14th, at "a O'Clock we shall
~ sell at salesroom, Is Exchang e street. a general
asser mont OF Groceries and Store Fixtures such a.
is usually found in Retail Store. seoIztd
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Money continues easy at "a per cent, and For
eign Exchange dull and unsettled at 1854 "a 1881 -
Stocks were irregular during the afternoon; Union
racine, North Western and Rock Islaud being ex-
GGeptionauy weak, while Lake Shore and Western
Union were strong and firmly sustained.
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IT H II


Portland to Chicago and return, all rail, good
Portland TO Chicagoor Milwaukee and return,
wa sarnIa steamers, COED IN ii Nov. list =. $500
Portland to Detroit and return, good tor 80
days. .,.......,......:.. -. -. $500
Portland TO Niagara Falls and return, good Tor
50 days -. ...,.............;.....: $500
Portland TO Montreal and return, good for 20
days. .....:......, 80. ............;... 1900
Portland to Montreal and return, via Quebec,
good Tor 20 days. IL 90
Portland to Quebec and return, good Tor 20
days. ....... 1900
Portland 10 Gcrham and return, good Tor 21
days. :. ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 500
Portland TO Brompton Falls and return 49, 70 90
Portland TO Sherbrook and return. ....,,. n so
Portland to Island Pond and return. .., $50
Portland TO Niagara Falls and return, via Bos-
ton, New York, Sound steamers, returning
by Toronto, Montreal and White Mountains
all rail- $500
| Do. do, returning via Royal Mail Steamers $500
| Tickets via Sarna Steamers
Portland to Chicago or Milwaukee, hrst-class,
| including state Room anu Meals. ........... 1870
TICKETS at lowest rates to Chicago, St. Louis, ST.
| Paul, Omaha, California, and all points West, by
| either New York, Boston or Montreal.
| PuIIman,s Drawing Room and sleeping
| Cars
| are run on all the Express trains on the "rahu
| Trunk Railway.
| For further information ana ichS.s l y, ~
nj The riuciual ticket offices IN Ne" Ehs'a"u At 'N'
D9po -, IN 81 "a a NcaARD'S, oppo. Prebie House,
| ~ IL No 2S2 Congress street, fortaha' Ms.
| Bapor.g Me
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ON Saturday, Sept 10th. at p m., shall sell &C
~ public auction at my Off ae, "A ddle street. cor
exchange street. all uncollected notes and accounts
bologing to the estate of +. Il. Stuart,
JOSEPH A. L01KE, Assignee.
+. o. BAILEY & Co., Auctrs. sepsitd
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ny TELEGRAPH
FRANCE.
Thserss Message
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
r. q Es ~ / ~ n

Ihsefs' Message.
VERSAILLES, Sept. IL In the Assembly TO-
day massage from Theirs was received, the
reading of which lasted one-half hour Theirs
says the members have well earned a sus-
pension of their arduous labors. He pi omises
IN the meantime to work necessarily for the
reorganization OF the country and finally asks
deputies TO ascertain from their constituents at
home whether he country wishes for recon-
struction based ON the glorious tradions of q
thousand years, or for the abandonment of the
ship of State to torrent leading to an I'M
known future.
In brief whether the people want a mon
archy or republic. The President says he sub
mits 10 the decisions OF the Budget Commit
tee His only reason for asking for additional
taxes was to provide for redemption of debt.
He concludes with an eXhOrtation to me mbers
to work like a crew in danger of shipwfeck
with port in sight.
Message was coldly received, some of the pas
sages provoking laughter
GREAT sRsTAEN.
Change Of Esne.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-The Allan steamships
conveying mails TO Halfax will hereafter
leave Liverpool Do Wednesdays.
Vat Indignant.
The people OF Cardiff are il tensely indignant
because the Anne ican ship Zirellet put into
that port with cholera on board.
BELGgCM,
Thanks TO American Seameu.
BRUSSELS, Sept 13--The King OF Belgium
has sent a letter of thanks TO the crew of the
U nited States steamer Juniate for saving the
lives of a crew OF a beat which capsiz, in the
Seheldt.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Sad Affair.
MONTREAL Sept. 13-rEe widow OF DIR.
Connolly, who, short time ago in New York,
murdered his two children and committed sui
eide, became a ravlngamanIac in the midst of
religious services in the French Cathedral yes
tesday. She suddenly shrieked in frightfu
manner and was with difficulty removed. Since
her husbands tragic end, she has shown fire.
quent signs of mental alienation.
CUBA,
Various Matters.
HAVANA, Sept 13.-The local authorities in
various parts of the Island have sent to Hava-
ma over 1000 Chinese. OF some the term of
their apprenticeship had expired while others
are runs ways. The first, according to previ-
Gus laws, must retire themselves or leave Cuba
and the last named will be delivered to their
masters.
The notorious nsurgent Lora, and fxe 9TH
ers have delivered themselves up.
Italy.
Relations Between Italy and
France.
FLoRLENCE, Sept. 13-Tbe Opinione states
that Count De Remnsat, the French minister
declares that France accents accomplished
facts it Italy. she only wishes to see the spr-
tual independence Of the Pope secured. A
of cordial relations between France
and Italy is therefore possible
Disarming Offl,e Naiiona! Eaard.
Orders to put in force the law for the dis
of the national guard have been
sent to the departments OF the Rhone gard and
Loire.
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Forest City Park
AND IN ....
CITY HALL.
PORTLAND.

TROTTlNG PURSES
Purse Of $3.50 for horses that have beaten three
minutes.
+" $50 open for all Double Teams,
:" $50 Tor no ses hat never beat 2:45.
Z" $50 for horses not over four years old
Sc I" 200 for horses not over five years old.
According to rules.
Z" " 250 for hoi ses that have never beat 80
4" 400 Tor horses that never beat 2:35.
% :" 600 tor all horses.
All entries, Tor the above Purses are for horses
owned IN Maine, except the purse Tor 5000; that is
open to The world,
All OF the 1rot ing Purses are mile heats best In
g. 10 harsness, and will be conducted under the ru
the National A ocat IN tor the promotion OF the
interest OF the American Trotting Tut and all IN
tries must be made in accordance herewith. En-
trance lee ten per cent. the .urse and must ac.
company he nomination IN all cases. Entrance wl
close at Pc tlaDd on Moud " Sept 1sth AT O'CLOCK
T.. NJ, at which time AL horses must be eligible
The Maine Central, Portland & gdensburg Port.
land 4 Rochester, Oxflri Central, Knox & Lincoln
| Railroads will sell tickets Tor one fare both way,
| during the Fair
| The P. 5, & p, Grand frank and North American
| Roads will without doubt, make the same arrange
| ments of which due notice will be given
| Horses will be transported TO and nom Portland
| by their owners raging their regular rates when
| shipped on their return the money 10 be REFUNDED
anu they are t. be a. the owners risk in all cases
ALI entries to he made to GEO. WArERHJUSE,
| Treasurer Portland.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04
Trust what Time has Sancti on.d.

The maxim that the voice of the people the voice of d.
vnity, may, in be open doubt
mony honest and enlightened witnesses extending through
series of years and all to the purport worthy of
credence admits of question Upon such testimony
reputation of Hosetter Stomach Btters andoe and
for many ailments is based During the twenty years
that it has been before the world nnumerabe preparations
intended to compete with it, have gone up like rockets
come down the extinguished sticks Meanwhile the pro-
OF that incompatible tonic has been swift steady
always upwards and onward like the eagles flight 1t in
troduced revolution in therapeutics and proved to be
of those sauary revolutions that go backwards
To-day osetter Bitter is of the popular
in Chrtendom and commands larger sale than any
medicinal preparation domestic imported this side
the Atlantic. As for dyspepsia, bilious disorders
affections. general debility, and preventive of
epidemic evcrs it takes precedence of every other remedy
This fact should teach the ambitious country dealers who en-
fOst their oa abortions public in its stead
how futile their small attempts to cajoe the community
necessarily be- Where the game fish have failed there
hance the suckers" Oct7
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

TEUToNlc INGENUITY. NECESSITY is the mother
OF INVENTION" is very old and very true say
ing. Illustrative of this we have the following
" good thing " from Junction City, in this coun-
ty; A German living at that place, who, by the
way, is genial, whole-soued gentleman and
particular friend of ours lately purchased
young horse, which had never been broke from
neighboring ranchman. After catching the
horse, halter was placed around his neck and
he was led to his new home. Arriving there.
however, the pony did not like the appearance
of the stable-for he was stranger to such es-
tablishment-and refused to enter Our friend,
who has had considerable experience with horses,
tried every way he knew how to get this one
into the stable but it was of no use, and he
was finally compelled to give it up. But what
was to be done the horse could not be turned
loose in the street. for be would run away; at
last happy idea entered the brain of our friend
and it was no sooner presented than acted upon
post was procured and set in the ground the
horse was securely tied to it, and then our friend
proceeded to build stable oOer him. Verify,
" that was where he had him"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

REMINIsCENCE.-Rev John B. Hill was the
the first clergyman to visit Weaverville. In the
1852, he used to walk from Shasta to this place,
weekly, preach in the evening and return next
day. On one occasion, after the delivery of
sermon, one of the ungodly sought him out,
grasped him by the hand, and manifested his ap-
probation of the speakers piety and eloquence,
by saying {" How are you, Brother Hill That
was Cd id magnificent sermon you preach
ed tonight. You and | ought to trave! and
preach together, for think we could convert
the world y 1t is but fair to state that those to
whom Hill dispensed the bread of life " bought
him mule, that he need walk no more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

TOUCHING ApPEAL.-In 1852, Mr. Thos. L.
Anderson was elected Justice of the Peace, and
Ned Neblett and Dan Hamilton, Constables,
of Weavervlle Township. All three slept in the
same room. Col. o. H. Allen was in the habit
of coming every night and waking them up, and
they would have to get up, let him in and allow
him to occupy a part of one of their beds OF
this, they finally became tired, and determined
to put a stop to it. Tue next time he came, af-
ter this resolution was made, he knocked at tn e
door as usual, to which no attention was paid
After waiting reasonable length of time for an
answer and not receiving any, the Colonel called
to Squire Anderson and said A friend knocks
at your door; Allen knocks at your door. "
Still failing to get reply, he then exclaimed
" The birds of the air have nests, the foxes have
holes, but an Allen hath not whereon to lay his
head" Unable to resist this moving and pathetic
appeal, the Squire jumped out of bed, threw
open the door and said "Come in, Colonel
you share my couch tonight"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

FRoM OREGoN We have received a letter from
Mr.. Robert Dinsmore, formerly of this place,
dated Umatilla, October l8th. From it we learn
that Mr. Coleman, an old Trinitaran, better
known as " Posey" lives on the road between
Walla Walla and Lewiston, and is engaged in the
stock business. Bob says he will always remem-
ber with pleasure his late visit to Weaverville,
(' home, " he calls it), and wishes to be remem-
bered to all the " boys
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

HUMAN Bones FoUND.-Abont two weeks ago
John Sanborn found the remains of man, in
the mountains, in the neighborhood of Grouse
Creek, Lower Trinity. He says they have the
appearance Of those Of white man and that he
should judge they had been there about two
years. Nothing is known of any one having
been killed in that section by the Indians, yet it
is but reasonable to expect that it was their
work, and the victim, like many others, will
never be known.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
REAL ESTATE SALES,
For THE WEEK ENDING Nov. 3, 1871.

H. J. Reed to H. B. Hays-Mining claims on
Buckeye Creek-$l00.
JOS A Sturdivant to Philip Sheridan and John
Sheridan-Mning claims, etc., near junction
City-$l 800.
]. W. Smith to A. D. Bayles-4OO acres land,
buildings, etc., known as the James Howe ranch,
in Hay Fork Valley ST 600.
Henry Potter to H. G. Wlt-Mning claims, etc,
on Canon Creek-$l ,ll2 so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04
Notice to Road OyerSeerS.

DOA0 OVERSEERS WILL TAKE NOTICE
III that the time for rendering their annual
accounts ends on the 9th day of November, 1871,
and that Road 0verseers for the ensuing Road
Year will be appointed at the next regular ses-
sion of the Board of Supervisors. Send in your
petitions for appointment of Road Overseers.
j. W. PHlLBR0OK,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
Weavervile, October 18th, 1871. 4l-3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

THANKSGIVING DANcE.-As will be seen by
proclamation elsewhere, President Grant has
appointed Thursday, November 3Oth, as a day
OF general thanksgiving. By advertisement else
where, it will also be seen that Charles Thomas
has appointed Thanksgiving night as the time
for grand ball at his theater. Particulars will
be announced hereafter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

TRINITY AHEAp.-We claim the first prize for
the largest potato grown in the State this year
Mr.. James Wallace has left at this Office one po-
tato which weighs just half an ounce less than
four pounds. 1t was grown this season on his
ranch at Reddings Greek. Jim has probably
been reading q Greeley on Farming"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

BALL AND BLAsT.-Remember that the big blast
in Henry Lorenz' claim, at North Fork, will take
place next Tuesday, and that the School Ball
will be given on the evening of the same day.
provided it don't rain. A good turn out is ex-
pected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

School EXHIBITION. MIR. II. p. Ashbrook,
teacher of the Grammar Department of the Wea-
vervile Public Schools desires us to say that
there will be a Public Exhibition given by the
scholars in his Department, at Thomas Theater,
on Thursday and Friday evenings of next week,
The exercises are to consist of Singing, Declama-
tions, Dialogues, ETC., and will commence at y
o'clock, precisely. All are invited TO attend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Our old friend Peter
Weise, while out hunting one day last week,
dropped his shotgun which was discharged
near one of his feet and took the toes therefrom
This is one way of getting rid of corns, but we
would rather be excused. Pete is at the Union
hotel waiting patiently for the foot to heal, as
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

Slow FREIGHT. There was time in the his
tory of this county, when if slow freight did not
arrive from San Francisco within two weeks,
our merchants became enraged and cussed team
sters, packers and steamboat companies for their
tardiness But those troublesome days past
and our merchants are now delighted if they
succeed in getting freight here within two months
from the time it was shipped. We are reliably
informed that there is merchandise for this place
in the storehouse of the Railroad Company at
Sacramento, which has been there more than
two months. This is caused by the exceedingly
low stage of the water in the upper Sacramento.
The boat from San Francisco to Sacramento car
ries much more freight than the Red Bluff boat,
and the surplus is stored. This has been done
for several weeks, and the consequence is that a
large lot has accumulated at Sacramento. When
the river rises, this accumulated freight will be-
gin to be shipped, and the merchandise which
was first placed in the warehouse will be the last
taken out. In view of the fact that wet weather
and consequent bad roads are approaching, our
merchants are getting anxious to have theiI
goods hurried along.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04
Redemption Fund Notice.

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.
Weavervile Oct 5, 1871. 40-4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

LAST CHANCE.--Mr Louis Marie, Photographer,
this week gives notice that his gallery will re-
main open only one month longer at the end of
1t is unnecessary to say that Mr. Marie takes ex-
cellent pictures for those already produced by
him speak for themselves. Don't wait until the
last day, but go now and secure the shadow
ere the substance perish"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

For the very Best Photographs go to BRADLEY RU-
LOFsON, No, 429 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
ca Closed Sundays. ga 6
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

DR.. j. F. GRADY, who is a good dentist, will
always be found at his Office ready to attend to
those who require his professional services. Bet
ter have your teeth put in good order while there
is chance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

ELECTION OF OFFICERs AT a regular meeting
of Beacon Lodge No. 800, l. o. G. T., held Sun
day evening" October goth, the following officers
were elected W. F. Junkans, W. G. T.; Mrs.
Annie Allen, W. V. T.; G. w. Craig, w. s.; P.
Hansen, W. F. s.. Geo. E. Noonan, W. T.; I.
Barkla, W. NJ; Mrs. Eliza Todd, W. I. G.i Slas
Rule, w. O. G..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

The following persons arrived at the New
York Hotel this week James Thompson Red
Bluff Alfred Allen, Cottonwood VIM. Carber-
ry'J /. Carberry, Red Bluff F. NJ Parker,
Tehama.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04
ON MARRIAGE.

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
md ABUSES which interfere with MARkIAGE-wth sure
of the Erug aud Unfortunate diseased and
lebitaed free In sealed envelopes. Address HOW
~ IS Snip.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-04

ASSEMBLIES. Lewiston people propose to
amuse themselves during the coming Winter
by having series of sociable dances, to take
place every two weeks.