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NARISE SEHS.
ARMED YESTERDAY.

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French bark Stella Maris Carrier. Callao-e2
days. PERUVIAN guaLS. To q W Williams co,
Spanish brig Panchita. Canada, Cien.ucgos-!i
days. Ballast. TO p llail.
Scbr Ann l:eas, GarDalli, West POin. MIL. 10
rierces ice. To w Bee u 60. aEd "ardlaw x
Carew. ,
Received from Eennet,'s S.! 81 iiefces rec
To W C Bee & CO, AMI 0 Wleters.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
sch- J Dctwi!er, Grace, Fal! Rivcr-u F. Baker
l. co.
EuSi0w co.
Schr Chas Comeiy, F!nsGam, Baiilmore-f
Trenholm.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
British bark Florence chirman, Jones, Livers
pool.
FROM THIS PORT.
British bark Hawkeye. BreaclIn, Deal, APR. IL,
for London, and proceeded.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
LIVERPOOL, May 3.-Arrived, the Alex Marshall
Jas Jaldne. Thomas Dnnnaln, aurola, Rnnalinu
Crimea, Blair, Aihu and Si!loda.
NEW YORK, Mas S.-Armyea, tle. City Of Wash
inrson: .ArrrVet' OUT, The ltalisi souva and Aus
tral.a.
FORTRESS MONROE. May S.-A ship aud orig Is
repor,ed ashore on Nimblc Shoal, north Of Hutte-
ras. The brig filed with water 10 lock. The snip
was lis ed 10 eastwar;, ana had line rom maln'
mast 10 b=acu.
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LIST OF VESSELS

CT. CLEARED ASc sailed FoH !HIs FOR:
:OR 6 y.
LivEgrcc..
Br ship Island Home Mcclellan, up....... April 6
Br bark rInco Robson. april 10
CARnIFF.
Norwegian bark LUCENT, Nielsen, sailed. ..Jan. 20
HAVANA
Bsig Berry, Bradley, cleared. ..........Aprl 10
DOME ESTIC.
BOSTON.
shin Western Star. Crowel!. cleared. ..... April S
Schr EEaie; Mason. cleared. April %
Schr conservative, Ste:lng, cleared ......April "A
SKw YoEE.
tSchr H. Sheppard, Clark. cleared. April 25
Schr Lillr HUGHES. cleared. April q
Schr l. Well, Wells up............ April ~
Schr Ella Frances. Botger, up. April 20
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Dearborn, Scn!l, ,up..........:.. April I
Schr Annie Magee, Young, cleared. d........Aprl .
Schr Russell, Smith. cleared. ..Apr 26
Schr LILA Richardson Bedell, ur. April y
Schr GasEill, GasSll, up. April .9
BALTIMORE.
Schr P L Smith, -, up............ april 10
Brig Ellen Maria, HoXse cleared. April l9
NEW ORLEANS
Schr Lucy D., Hall, cleared. April %
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FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS. 1KWINToN, GA.
lRwINToN. Ga, Sentember IS, 1869.
Nessrg. GOODRICH, WINENAE " Co.:
Geuilcmeu-When IN yuur city, two weeks ago
your DIR. Service gave me pottle OF your ceie.
brated CAROLINA HlTTEkS. which 0rongll'
home lor my father whose health was very lee'!e.
effects Ihat lie considers them almost inhlspensa
BILE. Please Und enclosed sixteen, Isl l6) the price
of Two cases: direct them ". j. Chambers u son.
No. l6, G. X. r. Yours. very respccuully,
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OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
WEDNESDAY ErEE1Ea, May 3. isIl.'
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Messrs. GOODRICH, W1SEMAS It Co., Charleston.
Sc:
Gen,lemen--This is TO inform you that about 2
ear ago was in delicate hcl i'll. worn out WIN
Old aye aud hard work, weighing one hundred
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thanks. and success say l 10 the OLD CAROLINA
BlTyERS.
ISigneG) RANSOM PHILLIPS, r. NJ,
Tumbllng Shoals, 5. G.
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VILE lIL.iiI.t :.El' ALL POINTS q,
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PHENIX IRON woE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21
LEGISLATIVE APPOINTMENTS.

In the Sacramento Union, of October 10th, we
shal of this State, which gives the population of
each county, as ascertained by the recent census
From this table the Union figures the basis of
representation at 1000 for each Assemblyman,
and comments as follows: "Calaveras now has
three Representatives, with a total population of
but s ,S95. She will be allowed but one Repre-
sentative at next election. Santa Clara and Santa
Cruz have now but Representatives together
By the new apportionment they will form an As
sembly district with members the two having
nearly So 900 population. Sacramento has now
8 members, with total population of &c, $50.
We shall therefore be allowed but 4 under the
new apportioument and San joaquin, which
has now but members, with 81 ,O5O population,
will be allowed under the new apportionment.
Shasta and Trinity have now l Assemblyman
each. Hereafter they will have but together
Stanislaus will get a member to herself while
Mariposa and Merced will have out l together
Los Angeles will retain her members Ell Do
RADIO and Nevada with members each will be
cut down to for the first and for the last
named. Placer and Nevada, now having mem
bers together, will be cut down to 4. Sierra
and Siskiyou will each lose l member, and Tuol-
umne will lose 2. San Francisco and San Mateo
now having l3 Assembymen and Senators,
will under the new apportonment be allowed %
ASsemblymen and IL Senators These eight
counties: San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara
San joaquin, Sacramento, Sonoma, Solano and
Alameda, with pol ,l6l population, will have
Al Assemblymen and 20 Senators, and hold in
their hands the political balance of power of the
State. From these figures and remarks the
reader will at once see how important it is that
San Francisco should do no act to strengthen
the already dangerous power in the hands of the
Central Pacific Railway monopoly, by giving
that city over to that company to have and to
hold and to rule at its will. Possessed of the
city, they would not be long in defying the State
and controlling its legislation after their own
desires.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

SIN is very much the offspring of physical ill.,
heath, and feebiel stomachs During one-third
of our time the processes of digestion must 90
on in our bodies, and if the stomach and bowels
are not we'll nothing is well. To be dyspeptic is
to be miserable: moreover, dyspepsia is the
foundation of fevers and diseases oi the blood
liver, skin and kidneys. Dyspepsia invariably
yields to the virtues of the vegetable ingredients
contained in that great purifier of the blood and
restorer of health, DR.. Walkers California Vine
gar Bitters
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

GRAND LODGE OF MAsoNs.-The tw enty y-second
annual communication of the Grand Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons, closed at San Fran
cisco on the 18th instant. The following is the
list of newly elected officers Leonidas E. Pratt,
Grand Master; Chas L. Virgins, Deputy Grand
Master Benjamin H. Freeman, Senior Grand
Warden George C. Perkins, Junior Grand Ward
en-; James Laidley, Grand Treasurer Alex. G.
Abel, Grand Secretary Edward W. McKnstry,
Grand Orator; Wm. II. Hill, Grand Chaplain ;
John W. Shaeifer, Grand Lecturer Charles L.
Pond, Grand Marshal Benjamin Ackerly, Grand
Bible Bearer Richard w. Brett, Grand Stand
ard Bearer Stephen Wing, Senior Grand Dea-
con Carlisle S. Abbott, Junior Grand Deacon
Eben D. Perkins and VIM. A. Begole Grand
Stewards Samuel D. Mayer, Grand Organst
Samuel H. II. Gervish, Pursuyiant James
Oglesby, Grand Tyler.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

Insurance. MATTERs.-As the excitement con-
lsequent upon The occurrence of the great fire in
Chicago, subsidies, we find that the accounts of
losses first given were greatly exaggerated, and
also that our Insurance companies lose much
less than was at first reported. Every company
'on this Coast has decided to pay off in full all
their losses and to continue business. Some of
them propose to assess the amount of losses to
their stockholders thus drawing the money from
individuals and leaving the capital of the compa-
nies just what it was before. The prompt action
taken by the California Insurance Companies in
lie estimation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21
REDUCTION OF REVENUE.

AT the late Republican Convention in New
York, resolution was adopted which favored
tariff to produce the needed revenue with the
least injury to the people" Secretary Bout
well and Senator Sherman, of Ohio, both hereto
fore advocates of the policy favorug the reduc-
ton OF the National debt speedily as possible,
have lately in speeches advocated the reduction
of taxation to the lowest possible rates, arguing
that the taxes might be greatly reduced,
without in the least injuring the public credit
1t is now generally accepted fact that it is not
necessary for the present generation to iquidate
the entire National Indebtedness but that a part
of it may safely be left to posterity. For many
years the people of the United States have oeen
subjected to heavy burden Of taxation and
they now ask that they may be relieved and an
opportunity given them to recuperate portion
of their lost vigor. All that is now necessary is
sufficient revenue to pay the current expenses of
the Government, the interest on the public debt
and perhaps small surplus to be devoted to the
payment of the principal With reduction to
this standard, the people will be relieved TO
great extent, and we may look for such an in
crease in wealth and prosperity that in a few
years at most, the payment of the National debt
Will be as rapid as now, with taxation much less
oppressive than at present. We confidently ex-
pect that Congress, at no distant day, will take
active measures to reduce the revenue, by reduc-
ton of taxation, and modification of the exist
ing Tariff Bill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

THE profits of the milk business in Boston are
to have realized S75, 600 in ten years, and could
now dispose of his contracts for 500, 900 aGdi-
tional. Even the poor milkmen who drive from
door to door in the gray of the morning are COM
pensated for cold fingers and blue noses by the
handsome profits they make, 500 bonus per
can being the price usually received by the party
selling out his route. AT this rate a milkman
selling out one hundred cans would realize the
round sum of $40, 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

HUMBOLDT IrENs.-We gather the following
news from the Signal of October llth: The
Eleventh Annual Exhibition of the Humboldt
County Agricultural Society opened on the 4th
instant. The display of articles was unusually
good and numerous, and the whole affair grand
success......THE Graham Theatrical Troupe is
playing in Eureka.......A nRE-BELL weighing
1000 pounds lately arrived there LITTLE For
rest Haskiu severely though not dangerously
injured by falling from a swing at the fair
grounds.....Two MEN, supposed to have been i'm
plicaed in the stage robbery at Cottonwood,
were arrested at Freshwater slough.....F. D.
KETCHAM, formerly resident of Trinity county,
is a candidate for the office of Justice of the
Peace for Eel River Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

New STYLE REVENUE STAMPs.-Owing to the
extensive counterfeits which have been made Of
revenue stamps, the Government has been COM
PEELED to change the style of all stamps, and to
print them on bank note paper The peculiarity
OF this bank note paper is that its body is sprink-
led through with fine silk FIBRE To counterfeit
this paper requires more costly machinery than
of each denomination is blue, with a vignette of
Washington in the center, in black ink. The
engraving is well executed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

A CASE has recently been decided by the Su-
preme Court of Ohio involving the validity of
subscriptions for church purposes. The general
principle established is, that after a church has
incurred any liabilities on the strength of sub
'scriptions, these subscriptions legally bind
ing. In the case decided, the subscription was
for the payment of a church debt, and the court
held that the subscriber was bound to pay A
subscription may be withdrawn before there is
an Indebtedness, but not afterward.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21
Warriages.

AT the BRIDES residence, in Weavervile, Oc-
tober 18th, 1871, by A. j. Felter, County Judge,
Mr.. W. II. BACHELOR to Mrs. JULIA A. KELToN.
The usual compliments in the shape of wedding cake
compaBed the above notice. for which tender thanks
and wish the newlywedded pair much joy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

THE San Francisco Examiner is charged with
saying that &C if there had been no Radical party
there would have been no war;" aud therefore
holds the Republican party responsible for the
war. The Marysvlle Appeal takes up this pleas
ant strain and argues that if Columbus had not
discovered America, the late civil war would
probably not have been fought. The Appeal
man seems to think that Columbus is the res
ponsible party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

GooD ON ABBREvIATIoNs.-The following is
from the Reese River ReUeHle of the 9th instant :
" Last evening gentleman was hearing his lit
which happened to be in abbreviations In an
swer to to the question What does N. b. stand
for? imagine the astonishment of the Demo
cratic progenitor, when the young hopeful
promptly replied, Newton Booth "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21
New Life Z

When the mind and body tired by overexerton by
long study bath, in which has been mixed habottle Of
Murray Lanman's Florida Water will re-nvigorae the
physical powers and impart delightful buoyancy and
clearness to the mind.
To prevent disappointment, always ask for the Florida
water prepared by Lanman Kemp New York there be-
ing worthless counerfe possessing none of the above
properties b61
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

CALIsToGA MoRTGAGED. Sam Brannan on Tues
day effected a very heavy loan upon his Calsto-
ga property and the real estate owned by him in
Sacramento. The Sacramento Savings Bank
loaned him upon the above named security the
sum of 500, 900, on which be pays interest at
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

REIMBURSED IIIM.-A number Of Sacram entans
on Friday made up purse of ninety-nne cents
in currency, and forwarded it to W. G. English
Of indianapolis, the millionaire who recently do
mated one dollar to the Chicago relief fund.
They stated that if he did not feel able to give
to the cause the one cent remaining they will
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

Hon. S. GARFIELD, Representative in Congress
from Washington Territory, has lost his voice
from Bronchial affection and is unable to speak
above a whisper. Mr.. Garfield was an orator in
the highest sense of the term, as many who
heard bis speech at this place in 1868 well know
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21
ScrOfuIOus Diseases

require powerful detergent to them from sys
tenn Bristols Sarapara possesses the necessary proper
searching purifying and healing powers speedily
change depraved of the secretons the
moderate of Brstols Pills. taken time purge
out foul humors free by the sarsapara and
is effected sale by j. Barnickel, Weavervlle, 5S7
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

The Yreka Union of last week calmly inform
ed its readers that if every Democrat would go
to the polls, at the Judicial election, their ma
jority would not b less than 10000 Such
talk is really amusin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21
Births.

In Weaverville, October 18th, 1871, the wife
Of G. W. Twanbly of SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

STILL THEY CoMr.- PHO gives 25<oO Repub-
Iienn majority pen1 ylraaia give l1s,ooo Re.
publican majority Ant it jolly?t