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LETTER FROM DUTCH FLAT.
FROM OUR LADY CORRESPONDENT.
DUTCH FLAT, Placer Co., CAL, /
June %. 1871. {

DUTCH FLAT, Placer Co., CAL, !
June 23 1871. {
DEAR JOURNAL Here l am away up in this
delightful little mining town, nestled so costly
among the " everlasting hills" After remain
ing to attend that wedding invited you to, San
Jose had no attractions to offer that could for a
moment compete with those of Nature here af-
forded. " Far from the madding crowds igno-
BILE strife, yet easy of access to those who wish
wish to, if they were as Hospitality entertained
as we are here. You should see how fresh and
green everything is, in contrast to the valleys
below, Tor there have been copious showers all
Spring and Summer so far such roses and love-
ly flowers filling the air with delicious perfume,
can not be found outside of Dutch Flat, g Ger-
man Level" 'Prussian Plains" or whatever
euphoIious name one chooses to call it. Did you
ever take the trip from Sacramento to the Sum-
nit? If not, there is great pleasure yet in store
for you when you do so. We sat IN the long OBJ
servation car from Colfax up-the train stopping
ten minutes at " Cape Horn ~ for the benefit of
passengers. 1t has so many times been described
by graphic pens, how the road winds around the
rocky promontory, over deep gorges, all the
while ascending, twisting, turning, writhing as
if in torture, go the putting engines, that | can
add nothing to the completeness of the descFp-
ton ] was pointed to gaze at the spot where
Summerfeld said to have been killed. There
is great diversity of opinion about that singular
case-the most general seemed to be that the
Union had I" got its foot in it,
must say that Sacramento, last Wednesday,
presented the most Hdight-fMH crowd that has
been seen anywhere of late. All, well such
things must be; for without politics, or If all
could be made to agree upon any one party,
what Would the lords of creation y have to
quarrel about? If such peaceful state of
things should by any possibility occur, look
out for the millennium.
There grand concert here the other eve
ming. The entertainment was short, but varied.
All were delighted with the low price of admit
tance-only two dollars a couple. Long will be
remembered the dulcet strains, there heard
after Parepa Rosa, Patti and Nilsson are for
gotten. The skating rink has closed, after hav
ing worn out the floor of the Theatre. | pre-
sumo some other hall will have to suffer next,
for the skating mania RACES terribly here else
where 1t will be lively times here with the
miners soon many Of them now working
day and night. gay party of ladies going
down to Gold Run to see the hydraulic mining
there tbs done on grand scale; whole acres
are washed away to the depth of over 200 feet /;
many man has there made his "pile - and
now sits under his own " vine and fig tree " en-
joyng the fruits of his weary toll. Success to
them all they deserve it. So thinks
PATTY PAIN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

THE New DEPARTURE.-The old line Democ-
racy, those who have voted the Democratic tick
ct SO many years, and have sucked it from their
mothers, give the "new departure a cold
shoulder. The partisan presses endorse the
ticket, but swallow Vallandighams pills with
utter disgust for the sake of the candidates, not
principles. The Amador Dispatch cannot con-
eeal its disgust, and says:
The platform adopted by the late Democratic
State Convention is very acceptable one, with
the exception of the first two or three clauses,
which we think, are little too much on the
"new departure or "accept the situation -
order to be strictly Democratic. 1t is somewhat
surprising to us that the Democracy of this State
cannot get up platform without adulterating it
with some miserable stuff.
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r E'E'IE! !
VALUABLE PROPERTY !!
FOR So So
FOR So So

NHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RATTLE OFF
L on Tuesday, the lst day of August, 1871, the
following valuable property, situated in Oregon
Guch, Trinity county, viz
The undivided one-third of the mining claims
of Slattery Bros, with good water privilege
belonging thereto, two reservoirs, fumes, tools
and all improvements upon said claims.
A good title free from ell incumbrance, will
be guaranteed to the winner. propose to sell
800 tickets at 81 so each. The drawing will
positively take place upon the day mentioned,
for whatever amount l may have realized from
the sale of tickets, by that time. The drawing
will take place at Edgecomb's brick building,
Weaverville, under the supervision of Messrs.
Trotter Condor, Edgecomb Bergin and Haas
JOHN SLATTERY,
Oregon Gulch, March 30, 1871. l3-3m.
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DEAD men tell no tales if they did, aDathe
mas against the depicting lancet, the drastic
purge, and the terrible saliVants Of the materia
medica, would arise from every graveyard. The
Motto of modern medical science is 'PreserOe
and Regulate, not destrOy," and remedy of
our day is so entirely in harmony with this phil
anthropic logic as Dr.. Watker's Vegetable Vin-
egar Buters. In this powerful, yet harmeless re-
storative, dyspepsia bilious complaints, and all
diseases of the stomach, liver bowels and nerves
encounter an irresistable antldote
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HUMBOLDT ITENs.-The West Coast Signal, of
June 2Sth, furnishes the following THE cam
paign was to open at Eureka by an address by
F. W. Huestis on July lst......A SPECIAL cleo
the purpose of determining the question " shall
said Humboldt county aid the Eureka and Eel
River Railroad Company in the construction of
u Railroad from the town of Eureka by the most
direct and practicable route to or near Singley's
Ferry, on Eel riyer?" ......GREAT preparations
were being made for the Fourth of July celebra-
tion.
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RATTLE! RAFFLE!

ONE SINGLE BUGGY $225
ONE SET DOUBLE CONCORD HARNESS rs
All nearly new and in good order. $50 Tickets
at ~ 90 each The numbers from l to $50 are
to be placed in a box the first number drawn
is to take the Buggy, and the second number
drawn is to take the Harness. The rattle is to
be drawn just as soon as the tickets are disposed
of. Due notice of the time and place of drawing
will be given 24-tf. G. w. DAY.
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TaE Red Bluff Independent says thirty carpen-
ter s0d brdge-builders arrived at Sesma few
days ago, and are now at work on the railroad.
large amount OF bridge material has also ar
rived, and men are now at work on the bridge,
which will probably be completed by the mid
die of August. The road will in all probability
be completed to Bed Bluff by the first of Octo-
her.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TlHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
L that have left my books and accounts with
NJ. F. Griffin, at Weavervile, and constituted
him my agent to settle with all who are indebted
to me. All persons owing me are notified to
come forward and make immediate payment to
him, as | must have the money. 81 word to
the wise is sufficient"
JOHN JACKSON.
Weaverville February l6, 1870. 7-tf
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Two coLoRED individuals of Portland, Oregon,
became interested in a lawsuit lately, and while
one of the parties was giving his evidence be-
fore Justice of the Peace, the other drew a
navy revolver, advanced towards him and shot
him dead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

THREE weeks ago the Democratic papers of
this District were positive that John NJ Cogh-
Ian was the strongest man the Republicans could
nominate for Congress. To-day they say he is
the weakest. Circumstances alter cases, don't
they?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

TIE Butte Record of June oath says: A. F.
Blood, just returned from Plumas, reports the
breaking out of volcanic eruption in Black
Mountain, contiguous to Lassen Buttes. 1t is
said to be vomiting to the height of thirty feet,
large quantities of lava, and emitting a bright
fame visible to all the surrounding country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. The
following are the Republican nominations for
Congressman from this State; First District,
S. 0. Houghton of Santa Clara /; Second Dis
trct, A. A. Sargent, of Nevada Third District,
John N. Coghlan, Of Solano.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

10 FoR Coughs Bronchitis and Consuption in its early
stages nothing equals Dr. Perces Alt Ext Golden Med
cal Discovery 1t is also great blood purifier and strength
restorer tonic and for " Liver Complaint" and Cosve
Conditions of the bowels it has eqnal. All Scrotuous
skin diseases Pmples BOches Salt Rheum, Eryspeas
and eruptons yield to its wonderful properties Sold by
druggists
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

will be a candidate for COUNTY TREASURER,
subject to the nomination of the Union Repub-
licans of Trinity County
e. T. MCCAUSLAND
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Hon. G. B. DEMO, at Republican Ratifca-
ton meeting, held in Sacramento June 30th, re-
cited the following epitaph which he proposed
to have engraved Haight's political tomb
stone
Farewell Holden! Newton Booth he
Closed my eyes:
Wake when Newton
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Fever and Ague, ChiIIs and Fever,

and every other form Of intermittent remtten fever
speedily controlled relieved and cured by the of Bs-
tolls Sugar-coated Pills and Bristos Sarsapata. These
two remedies act directly upon the stomach liver blood
aud humors and the patients will only follow the drec
tons printed the label and wrapper quick recovery
health will be their reward For Sale by Barncke Wea
verville Cal. 572
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

FRox the Vallejo Recorder we learn That John
NJ. Cogh'au and George Pearce will canvass the
Third Congressional District together, and that
they will probably" nave at least one joint debate
in every county in the District 1t is their pur-
pose to commence the campaign next week.
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P OIL 7 &c A L.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

am a candidate for the position of COUNTY
JUDGE, subject to the action of the Union Re-
publicans of Trinity County.
NJ. w. PERSONETTE.
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Everlasting Perfume

MURRAY LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER has often been styled
the Everlasting Perfume - 1t is indeed true that its
lightfu and refreshing fragrance fingers for many days
around whatever toucheshhike the ordinary perfumes
that leave trace of their nomenary existence the
sickly, heavy odor Of rancid oils.
Ny AS there worthless counerfeits this delicious
perfume, buyers shonld always ask for the Florida Water
prepared by Lanman Kemp, New York. $40.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

THE State of West Virginia has decided, by
a vote of nearly four to one, TO strike the clause
from her Constitution which DISTINGUISHES late
rebel citizens
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

will be a andidae for reelection to the Of
fee of COUNTY CLERK, subject to the Union Re-
publican nomination.
JOHN w PUIT,RROOK
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FROM the Sacramento Union we learn that
Susan B. Anthony and Mrs. L. Cady Stanton
will visit the Pacific Coast the present month.
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FOR CONGREss-THIRD DISTRICT.
JOHN M. COCHLAN,
OF SOLANO.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE RE-
L publican Central Committee, of Trinity
County, to be held at the Office of E. p. Loyejoy,
in Weaverviiile, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY I2th 1871,
at o'clock, P. NJ.
r. W. YOUNG, Chairman.
E. P. LovEJoY, Secretary.
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1T is said that Hapa county has produced in
this dry season, without cultivation or irrga-
ton, wild oats one hundred and seventeen inches
high, cut on top of the ground, thereby not ac-
counting for stubole or root.
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FOR Assessor.

will be candidate for the office of ASSESSOR
subject to the action of the Democratic County
Convention. WIN. MoCOLLUM.
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!. ss. JULY 8, s,Is71,
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
NEWTON BOOTH.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ROMUALDO PACHECO.
For Secretary of State,
DRURY MALONE.
For Justices of Supreme Court,
A. l.. RHODES,
(Long Term)
A. C. NILES,
(short Term)
For State Controller,
JAMES j. GREEN.
For State Treasurer,
r. BAEHR.
For Surveyor General,
ROBERT E. GARDNER
For Attorney General,
JOHN l.. Love.
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
GRANT I. TAGGART.
Fur Superintendent of Public instruction,
II. NJ. BOLANDER.
For State Printer,
THOMAS A. SPRINGER,
For State Harbor Commissioner,
JOHN A. MeGLYNN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

THE Sacramento Reporter says it aoM not sup
port Haight for Governor and that the Demo-
Gratis cannot elect him
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

GOVERNOR STANFORD's horse % Wonder" re-
Gently made three miles averaging 1926 to the
mile.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office of COUNTY TREASURER, subject to the
action of the Union Republican Convention
l5-tc. POTTER FISHER.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
ASSESSOR, subject to the Union Republican nom
ination. ALBERT BOWLER.
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THERE were $50 prisoners in the State Prison
July lst, decrease of rs since June lst.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

DURING the month of June the Public Debt of
the United States was reduced over $4,000
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from the East and deposited in the upper Sacra-
mento.
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LATE advces from Panama state that salts
factory route for the Darien ship canal has been
discovered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

THE British Government ratified the Treaty of
Washington on Wednesday, June 2sth.
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Marria9es.

At Prairie City, Oregon, April 27th, Mr.. L. B,
PERRINE, formerly of Trinity county, to MRs.
FANNY R. SHOOK, of Prairie City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

TIE Sierra Age, Democratic refuses to turn
" dirt-eater - and positively aHirms that it wil
NOT support II. n. Haight for Governor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

FRANCE has paid another 100, 900 900 francs
war indemnity to the Germans.
IT is rumored that Selby will be renomnated
for Mayor of San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

HAtGHT proclaims himself the friend of work.
ing men. The working men Of San Francisco
denounee tiaght and say that they will not sup
port him under any consideration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

IT is stated that The new French loan has all
been taken, the peasants in the country and SER
wants in the cities taking much of it.
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EDWIN SMITH,

undertaKers-Metallio and all kinds Of Cofins al
= ways hand. Two Hearses always In readi-
ness-Esst Tusearawas street, Canton, Ohio.
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RK COUNTY OHIO, THURSDAY, july q. 1871.

dy patronesses. must have a pretty
dress for the occasion"
"Order what you will, f" he said, lacoBi-
cally, as he rose and left the table
The evening of the ball Lou was disap-
pointed, that her husband did not come
home IN time to see her dressed; but she
could not keep her party waiting. and was
Obliged to go off without seeing him. .1
half an hour later Falconer came home
He inquired of the house-maid, who had
been reused from a nap by the violent
Jerking OF the parlor bell, if her mistress
had gone out; and sleepy as the girl was,
she was startled las she afterwards aver
redl ~by the look Of his face" as he dis
. missed her. ea
He went 10 his own room where little
Eddie lay asleep, but turned abruptly
from the peaceful picture. The heavy ice
Of despair lay On his heart. Falconer e.
Frost had failed, and he was defaulter to
the amount of more thousands than he
could ever hope to repay; his good name
was gone nothing but beggary and ruin
lay before him, and the disgrace would be
reflected on his vile and child. He passed
to his blessing room, turned the key on
the inside, and ten minutes later the neigh
bors were startled by the report of a pis-
| tol. They forced the door and found that
to the name of :'bankrupt" and. sYindler,H
which had been applied to him as soon as
She failure had been made public, he had
added that of suicide.
They were fearful tidings that reached
his wife's ear in the midst Of the festiVi-
ties. and, hurried her home; and Vainly
might she, IN frantic accents, call on that
'iifeless form "only to speak to her once
more" and she would be content to ''live
on dry crusts in a hovel for the rest of lfel
| days" ...--... "a
Vain, vain lament = .-.y n
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An Orangeman Is a man who cannot
become citizen Of the United States on
account of his obligation. The American
Protestant Association is totally different
and is eu=American- society. The former
has the interests of the Church of Eng
land and the succession of the royal House
of Hanover as its corner stone the latter
the dissemination of Protestant truths
and the preservation of the Protestant re-
ligion in this eountry.---PiHs. Dispatch.
If Orangemen are not citizens and can
not be according to their oaths, why do
they demand the protection Of a govern
ment they refuse to support or defend :?
Protection springs from allegiance. The
Protestant churches Of this country must
also feel highly complimented in having
the American Protestant Association de-
clare. that it was established for the pres
ervatioa Of the Protestant religion in this
country. Pits. Pos.
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ABOLITION. OF PURCHASE sYsTEN-NAPo-
leon SMALL Pox- MOVEMENTS OF
ROYAL ,sEUBs
THE COMING MoKARCHs." 8
LosDoR, July I9.-The Standard says !;
Gladstone will abolish the system Of pur-
chases of army commissions
Several members ofthe royal family VS.
tied Napoleon. s'-
Small-poxis decreasing in London.
Princess Helena, Of England, wife of
Prince Christian, of Sehleswig- Holstein, is
about to visit the Continent 10 seek relief
from an affection of the lungs
New YoRR, July l9.-Aecording to the
London correspondent at Piocadilly. Ma
poleon visits the town every day, and
generally strolls along the sunny side of
Bond street, or haunts the bow windows
of club house. He is very popular with
the working classes. who cheer him He
is getting YeryIfat.
The Emperor and Empress. of Brazil are
Observation-Disclosures London. like any other
visitors, and work hard at it. +
The future Emperor and Empress Of
Germany were snubbed by Queen Victoria
on the occasion OF their recent visit to
England. Her Majesty refused to take
them in at any OF her palaces. and they
were obliged to lodge with the common
ambassador.
THE NEW THEORY OF NERVE Atmosphere
.uNDERGoIEG SCIENTIFIC IEVEsTIeA-
T1oN-MoyARcHY DYING OUT.
The extraordinary phenomena, produced
by Mr. How, the American medium in
London, are. being made the subject oi
careful examination by Professor Crooks
| the eminent chemist, DR., Huggins, the
equally eminent astronomer, and Mr.. Ser
geant Cox, of the English bar The re.
suits of their Investigations are yet incom-
! plete. The examination is recorded N the
| London Scientific journals, and the invest
| igators are satls6ed Of the immense soien.
ti6c importance of the subject. Professor
Crooks and Sergeant Cox both seem to bC
convinced OF the existance of a nerve at
nlosphere OF various intensity enyelopins
| the human structure. Dr. Huggius hal
not yet been able to satisfy his mind, anC
wants to make further experiments %.
The Spectator laments over the deea.
dence Of the Monarehical system in Grsa
Britain. 1t says that there is in thii
country but one great political institution
| left alive, and that is apparently sndeav
oring to commit suicide By asphyxia. Th'
| throne as a political power Is dead. th,
lords are dying, and if the House Of Com
mons loses the respect of the country
there will be nothing left. i.5rf lib j..
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They are the Greatest
Known Remedies Il
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERv-
Gus DEBILITY, JAUNDIoE, DISEASE
i--OF THE KIDNEYS. ERUPTIoEs
OF THE SKIN, AND ALL ID
diseases arising from
-.... disoTdarsd .-.l


LIVER. STOMACH. or IdPuRfrY fthe BLOOD
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Ha CannentRa.

sBulwer says that povertyHis only an
idea in nine cases oat Of 4eh!h Some men
with 81 600 year snffer more for want of
means than=Others=sRitlI--S500. The rea-
son is, the richer man has artificial wants
His income is $4,000 q year, and he suff-
ers enough for being dunned for unpaid
debts to XII a sensitive mangoA man
who earns dollar 3 day and does not go
into debt, is the happier Of thertwosoYery
few people who have never been rich. will
believe, but it is, true. There are thou
sands with. princely incomes who never
know minutes peace, because they live
beyond their means. There is really more
happiness among the Workingmsn in the
world than among those who are called
rich. = -.-"
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ITALY.


PaPaI AIIOcuIIOn-PfO Mono Mex fEraed
70 circumstance. b
|. NEW iYoEKg July 'l9.-0n the 2sth ult.
at Rome, the Pope held q consistory ut
which he preconiZed the Rlshopi of Scipio,
IN Hungary, OF Oporto, in Portugal, and
Of st. lago in Cape Deverdes and he af-
terwards published the nominations made
since the last month in brief of the Patri-
arch of Lisbon and of the Bishop Of Bro
ganZa and Meranda, in Portugal, and of
the Bishops Of Mezo and Eiens in Partibus.
He then addressed the Sacred College IN
Latin, in which he says uV 90
eve have done all that was in our
power, but our efforts have failed and all
is lost You viii tell me perhaps that we
have still hope in FRANCE But France
can do nothing. She is going through q
hightful crisis, which may be succeeded
by others yet more dreadful repeat it,
all is lost, and only miracle can save US.
Turn then to the Almighty and seek this
interposition from Him" fff.r
He announced -his.-deoision in these
words: 1--WE are, my dear brothers, in the
hands of Divine Providence. We have
nothing to expect from human aid, fol
man has abandoned US. Why should We
dissemhle2 1t is better l should tell YOU
that Kings and Governments, forgetting
| their promises, leave US to our fate. They
have addressed US in fine phrases. They
sent us the warmest congratulations on
the day of our jubilee, but they are fal
from taking any steps IN the support O
their messages. We can hope for no helI
from any quarter King Victor Emanuel
will be here in few days, and viii be at.
tended by the Ministers of the oatholi'
] States i--.ll ---.L.-l IL ----.r .rl J.
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