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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

The POPULAR SENTIMENT For BooTH.--We
have received letter from a leading Republi-
can of San Francisco indorsing the course of the
Transcript in advocating the nomination of New
ton Booth as candidate for Governor. The
writer says: "a strong element of the party is
set for Booth as a starter for more adherents
aud although not active and pronounced in San
Francisco it is none the less strong" day or
two ago prominent Republican from the lower
portion of this county, informed us that in his
locality there was no division of sentiment
"The Republicans" he said, I" were unanimous
for Booth" About the same state of feeling ex-
lists in this locality, and we feel confident that
the fourteen delegates from Nevada county can
be counted on for Booth in the Convention
This advocacy of Newton Booth is not of that
character as would induce his friends to give
him factious support. 1t grows out of a set
tied conviction that he is the best man for the
interests of the State and of the party. Posses
sing character above reproach, he has ever
been firm and consistent Republican He has
supported the cause with zeal and ability, and
at the same time in such a gentlemanly manner
NO N'"PeH0" e'eh those "no uesplseu tue party
to respect the man. For this reason even the
Democracy is forced to admit that Newton Booth
is unassaiabe. He is man who can be trusted
to do right even were his sentiments on any
given issue unknown, and such man the State
requires for n Governor. We feel confident if
we may judge from the sentiment in Nevada
county, that Newton Booth will DE the next Re-
publican nominee for Governor.-Nevada Tran
scriDk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

A MisER's PRINCELY BEQUEsT.-The will of
Louis Bernard bequeaths to the American Soci-
ETY. for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, of
the City of New York, 500, 900 in bonds and
real estate. The deceased was native of France
but has resided in this country for tho past
twenty years, during which time he rarely left
New York city. His place of residence was a
low tenement in Wooster street, where he was
taken sick four weeks ago. He was attended BY
Dr. Chauvan, until few days since he was re-
moved to the hospital where he died aged 62
years.
He had lived in all the squalor and wretched-
ness of the most abject poverty. His room was
in the rear end of a miserable building, access
ible by several fights of shaky stairs. 1t was
lighted by very small window, partially cover
ed by heavy wooden bars fastened to the window
frame with strong screws, and on the door were
no less than eight different locks and bars To-
tally devoid of all furniture, save broken table,
the room presented frightful picture of wretch
edness. A filthy mattress, supported by few
boards raised from the floor upon several bricks,
lay at the end under the window, and at its side
stood trunk filled with alternate layers of gold
and silver watches aud jewelry-such as breast
pins, (many of them set with diamonds) chains
and rings-separated by sheets of blotting paper.
There no signs of fire, nor any place
wherein to make one, and the disease which
caused his death was brought on by the exposure
from which he had suffered, as he spent the
greater part of his time in this room. He is re-
ported to own large amounts of real estate
". Y. Tribune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

NEwTos BoorH is certainly an excellent man
for the Republican nomination, and one whom
we could heartily endorse, although we have no
preference for any particular man, only wishing
the party to run the best. Booths popularity
railroad system, and no Republican paper in
the State, or any individual that we know Of
whether railroad or ant-railroad men, have q
word to say against his claims to the nomination.
if majority of the delegates to the Republican
Convention consider him the best man. - Yreka
Journal.
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withstanding that that veracious individual war
rants it to be as innocuous as water, Hixou was
found next morning dead in bed, and as a post
mortem reveals disease sufficient to cause
death, his stomach has been sent to the State
Chemist for analysis. Chloral-Hydrate as pre-
pared by Thayer is now in more senses than one
a drug on the market. The Bulletin and Cali
refuse to advertise it any longer, and it is not
improbable that the next Grand Jury will find
some indictment for manslaughter, from the
premises
ANOTHER CELEBRITY GONE.
One by one the oddities of Montgomery steeet
are disappearing, and yet little while longer
and there will be none. 1t is not many weeks
since the arrest of the " Gutter Snipe" and his
commitment to Stockton, and now another we'll
known character has gone the same path. For
years past a swarthy little man with a turbaned
head, and feet encased in red slippers, has de-
lighted to promenade backwards and forwards
in the sun between California and Clay streets
He was harmless little fellow, always neatly
dressed and very fond of decking himself with
Emery. Some called him "The Stranger"
others the "Jewelry Man, but very few know
his history, and as he is unable to speak and
could write no other language than the Hindo-
stan, he was somewhat of mystery. Twenty
years ago he came to California from Calcutta as
professional jugger, aud after making some
money in the State, took passage by way of PAN
anna for New York. He arrived at the former
place just at the time of the insurrecton against
foreigners and during the attack received a
blow in the mouth from macheta which com
pletely deprived him of the power of speech
Latterly he has shown signs of insanity, and
yesterday it was found necessary to arrest him.
So he conveyed to the City Hall to be ex-
amined by the Commissioners of Lunacy, and
the kindly gates of Stockton will soon open for
him. SCRIBBLER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18
TO MORROW.
BY A. C. P.

One little word
So often heard,
How much from it we borrow;
And build on air
Such castles fair,
For that bright day-To-morrow.
When cares oppress
The troubled breast,
And often when in sorrow,
We hide a tear,
Suppress fear,
And think upon-To-morrow
How very true
And yet how few
Would willingly believe me;
Were l to say
That happy day
Was made but TO deceive thee.
This day goes by,
Altho' we sigh
Much from the next we borrow,
But when to-day
Has passed away,
Where Is our bright Tomorrow
1t is not here,
To dry the tear,
Or yet, to soothe the sorrow;
Why, then, do we
SO trust in thee,
Untold, untried, Tomorrow
Peoples Literary Companion
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

A TABLE compiled from the last census shows
that. there are in the United States sxty.seve
cities with population of over 20, 900 inhabit-
ants. New York, Philadelphia and Brooklyn
stand first in the order named. st. Louis and
Orleans and Cincinnati, stand fourth and fifth
on the list; while Baltimore, which stood fourth
in 1860, now stands sixth. In the matter Of
percentage of gain, Kansas City, Missouri, is far
in the lead (; while New Bedford in the North,
and Savannah in the South, are the only cities
which show actual decrease.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

WARSiSG.-The following notice was found
posted on a large box which passed over one of
our great through lines of railroads a few days
since: I" Baggage-smashers are requested to
handle this box with care, it contains nitro
glycerine, Greek fire, gun-cotton and two live
goras." The box was not broken
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

THE DEBr.-Tho Secretary of the Treasury's
last debt statement shows these facts Debt,
less cash in the treasury, March lst, 1871, was
$2,32O, 7Os BAG, 92 Reduction in the mouth of
February, $7,3l7,9G0. Total reduction since
March lst, 1869, was $2O4, ,754, Alb. This is at
the rate of $lo2 377, 2Oe so per year. or So, $751;
433 08 per month.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

THE cottage of Anne Hathaway, where Shakes
peare wooed and won heris offered for SALE
The Shakespeare club, whose members own the
poets house, talk of buying the cottage Also
which is not more than TWO miles distant
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

DEMOCRATIC papers object to any Union Gen
eral being nominated on the Democratic ticket
for the Presidency.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

Some of the Illinois railroads are said to have
paid more for clearing snow from their tracks
this Winter, than they originally paid out for
grading.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

OAKLAND elected the entire Republican NUM-
cipa ticket by large majority, at the city cleo
tion held March 9Th
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7,OO
houses.
PEACH and almond trees about Napa are in
full bloom
IN Kansas City, buffalo meat sells at five cents
per pound.
FAVORABLE reports come from the new mines
in Arizona.
CALIFORNIA ships great amount of powder
to Colorado.
THE city of London has police force num-
bering 5000.
THERE are now about 25O Post-mistresses in
this country.
CoRBErT, who shot j. Wilkes Booth, lately
turned preacher
TEN THOUSAND people in Iowa recently expe-
r;enced religion.
THE manufacture of paper was commenced in
Philadelphia in 1892.
AN Egyptian dromedary, during a recent race,
made mile in l:43.
is constantly increasing.
A PENNSYLVANIA chemist proposes to evolve
diamonds from petroleum.
IT is claimed that there are larger trees in
Missouri than in California
SIXTEEN of the States of the Union have each
over one million population
THERE are 10000 tons of lead imported into
the United States every year.
THERE is al ice machine in Memphis which
turns out thirty tons per day.
ABOUT 1000 bales of cotton are received at
Boston every day of the year.
THE New York Founding Hospital is to have
accommodations for 500 infants.
GREAT BRITAIN's revenue for the past year
amounted to 1856 ,339, ,775 in gold.
ZACH. MONTGOMERY was to deliver the Grafton
at Oakland on Saint Patrick's Day.
ONLY twenty Spring styles of hats for the
ladies have been announced as yet.
II LAMB DdS Deeu DOrn, IN monterey county,
with two bodies, eight legs and one head.
THE whole extent of the public domain of
the United States is now about 100, 900, 900 of
acres.
TIE Government of Peru has issued decree
excluding printers from service in the National
Guard
WOODWARD, of the San Francisco Gardens,
is putting up skating rink, 130xl4O feet, and
40 feet high
The conjoned capital Of the banking houses
of the Rothschilds is said to be not less than
$500, 900 900
Two colored companies of militia were invited
to take part in the celebration of st. Patrick
Day at San Francisco.
RECENT estimates place the amount of money
on deposit in the various Savings Banks in the
United States at over FIVE hundred millions Of
dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

New YORK paper says the fashionable name
for young ladies this year will be Lily or Lille.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

vely in San Francisco during the early part of la
r. Although the author is unknown. we understa
he production is generally ascrbed to Mr.. Thos Drive
her-in-law of Jos. McGlivray, and who was reside
county for a short time.
Where is now the good Elijah's God
To bow the Heavens again,
When all these mines of gold are closed
For want of snow and rain1
When Israel, in Ahab's days,
Despised Gods commands,
Then rain was stopped and they distressed
With famine, in their lands.
Who will now take Elijah's place
The place he took on Carmels brow
And ask of God, with like strong faith,
For rain on Trinity, now2
Lord, let his blessed mantle fall
On some one, in that place.
Where few there on Thee to call
Or seek Thy smiling face.
But they blaspheme Thy holy name;
They mock Thy holy word;
On all their works a curse doth rest
Still they despise Thee, Lord.
In wrath by Thee, but love,
To draw our thoughts from earthly things
To things in Heaven above.
Show mercy yet to Trinity!
Lord their sins forgive.
Give them to see their sinful ways,
And turn to Thee, and live.
In lieu Of wintry rain and snow,
Give showers of love divine;
Convert them from their sinful ways,
And give them Heavens mine
That mine. which was by sin once closed
Now opened by Jesus blood
Dear Savior, leal these miners therel
Give them claim with God
No one shall want for water then,
Who takes this true gold mine
That fountain Christ has opened
Is free to all mankind
It's precious waters will not fail
To wash off all transgression-
The pure gold will sure be found
On the bedrock of salvation
For Thy names sake, dear Savior,
Who was for sinners slain,
Hear our prayer forgive-and save
Amen-yea, and amen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

Horace GREELEY says the child is now born
who will see Kansas as the fourth State in the
Union. This State now ranks as twenty-seventh
under the recent census, having leaped six States
within ten years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

THERE is said TO be now living in the noun
tains Of North Carolina, forty miles from Green
Vile, South Carolina, man who has reached
the extraordinary age of QUE hundred and forty
three years. At the time of Braddock's defeat,
he was twenty years old and had wife and
three children. A gentleman at Greenville states
that this man who has come down from former
generation, has always been in moderate crcum-
stances; living upon coarse diet; that he has
never drank any liquid but spring water, and
bids fair to live many years longer. He enjoys
perfect health possesses all of manhoods attri-
butes, and wishes to marry. He has survived
seven wives and, having lost one about sixty
years ago. be now begins to feel quite lonely.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18
A PRAYER FOR TRINITY.

We are indebted to Mr. N II. Thomas for copy of the
following Poem, which he informs circulated quite
extensively in San Francisco during the early part of
Winter. Although the author is unknown understand
that the production generally ascrbed Mr. Tho Driver
broher-law of Jos McGillivray, and who a resident
of this county for short time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

BEACON Lodge, No. 800, H. o. q. T.-Meets at
food TEMPLARs HALL Weavervile, every Sunday evening"
at o'clock. CHAS L. CASS w. @ n
dEo. b. NOONAN, W. s. IVA.
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Comet Lodge, No. 81, L. %. o. F-Holds its reg
ular meetings at ODD FELLOWS HALL. Trinity Center,
Saturday evenings. CHAUNCEY LANGD0N, N. G..
T. d. DRAPER r. S. IVA.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
WEAVERVllLE, TRINITY COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,

OFFICE -
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Soeietu 9utites.

Trinity Chapter, No. 10, II. II. .n.-Meets on
Che second and fourth Tuesday of each month at MASONIC
HALL, Weaverve. w. J. TINNIN, P.
NJ f. GRIFFIN, Secretary. lvl4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

Two colored companies of militia were invited
to take part in the celebration of st. Patrick's
Day at San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

RECENT estimates place the amount of money
on deposit in the various Savings Banks in the
United States at over FIVE hundred millions of
dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-18

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From tho lowest 10; the highest, and we feel
confident that all those favoring US With an
order from distance will be pleased and
satisGed That T
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was killed. 80 - - s>'
NIGHT DISPATCHES

N40a1 OG0f fAICdETS. -
ROCHESTER,, N. T., June 2O.-A COLI.
-aion. ooourred5 ontha QeutYaa, Railroad,
ct Fairport: Circus Andrews, of Savan.
nah, had q leg broken; which Was hnbsa.
aosRs ae1s1s s@esssss oos$sss. Juss goM4S. ".
BILE Of 1865 was repaired at noon 10. f1ay.
WAsH1NaToN, Juno .2O.-The nraaent
District Attorneyyl 81 Mississinpi Jaoob.
son2 and hisbp bpredeceasor,, GanuG. Cor
~ R$%'.,i ais; q iiiFjIs f;;s;s S
polAsIAQl lAAla1llllssIhs !a1.ll.ll5sIs
regarding wheat, states .flDc the, aurssge,
h9s-a3een Increased 4 per, cent, Or
:naaatly West4 .6f tho MissisaiB M Naas..
$ 81 sssas!31s +
sa shs s RTsnis R1i Ssas soeis
Carolina 16; Sonsh Carolina II; .GeorrdiA
25; Alabama %; Mississippi 4i Texas
IA; Atkausas l9; Tenhessee 26; Ken
tdcky 20; California AZ per cent, below
average. OTHER States show fairly; and.
should no disasters noour. the: crop will
fully equal last year. VA :i.'ati.T,
~, Amounts due in cash from ex.intefnal
revenue officers in Alabama ia 81: Ar.
kansas l80; Georgia 43; Kenthcky AZ;
Louiaima !, 1856; North, Carolina "a:
Texas 49, Virginia 1584all' Thousands.
ihe aggregates for all the States is nearly
$4,000. 600. Louisiana is The only State
exceeding 81, 000, 900; this is partly attri-
butable to the cnmbrons machinery for
collecting the, .tnx.. Suits have been
commenced in every instance, aud mauy
Judgments have already been rendered.
!. frobaabilities-It is probable that dur
ing the night rainy and threatening
weather viii be very generally expert.
enced; from, Ohio TO rCopnsetieus and
rth:east~ards. with falling tetrapera-
tare. Clear weather, with fresh winds,
ls probable Tor Wednesday on thh lakes
and Gulf ooast.l Partially clond ~, yea.
sher and light winds on the Allan tic
coast. ,'''.-' - ~ - iai.,,, ff,.,t !.
n'.:CA1NsAa;iptMaciuA, qua N. X, June 2o.41rho
.oonrt .deoidesi that Miller's patent for
: making ..t sppaI Paper pulp is now. public pro-
.t1oh1lz, June 2o.-Geo. T.. Putnam,
postmaster at Mobile, was indicted and
arrested for ryinfiuencing, voters-not per-
jury, as stated yesterday: '..al p' =.
CHARLESTON, Jnue 20.-Arrived-
steamers James -Adger, New York. Sea
Gull, baltimore; schooner Amos Ed
wards, Philadelphia. Sailed schooner
Emilen Mclean. Baltimore. :.s
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To Architects,
DLANs for the erection Of. a city

XOLANS for the erection of-a City Hall, cor
4 ner OF Washington and Richardson
atreets, in the city Of Colursh:., will BIO &c.
coived until goth Of July. Building to bo of
brick. Of the following dimensions: los feet
on Washington street. two stories, with nan
sard roof lower story to be divided into three
stores; upper story to be finished as Thea
tre. with accommodatiops for I,200 persons;
remainder -of Upper story to. be. finish cd aa
= Plane to be handed to Chairman OF Special
Committee OF City Council
W. HUTsON wIGG, Chairman,
~; ~. SMITH,
l|,..,- W. MOONEY.
! i,l,.l..i n, ". SIMONS, ~ ','i '1
!. ~ s.II.npe ai E 80 oon'n'.'Fe''
.Ay Charleston Courier copy weekly.
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NEW GOODS
G. f. JAC:'KsoN,s.
Intelligence Office.

Intelligence Office.
(OVposfis 'Mdsor1io tHaH.) ,,i =
WE call the attention OF the tti1ess Of
w OolumbiA and vicinity to the fact that.
ORCHARD III the abovei institution. and will
give attention strtctlyito It's demands. !, Males
or females Wishing epbloyment of any kind
can n, os sugpied BY oailing OF sending in their
wants. The desires Of employers will De i'm
medlately taken netfc6 Of. Rentdrs and those
wishing to rent will be provided for. The,
collection OF Accounts vill be pursued Bonde
negotiated, and sales Of Real and Personal
property made. H'l t.! LEE g. SMITH
Juno 3 .. 4.. Z
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100000 LDs; aeiiversa rm1ME IN nag connSis aSr sSIs
at 81. rs per hundred. Orders to be left at Z.
Hopes, with J. E. Gyles, Eco. -
June II MIKELI l. LEVY.
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!, sEXF4nC14tA AND rQQt4fsEnQIAL.
ARRA F6ta. fJund bdgEai6o6f fS|onn,,,

ANfw York. iJunG A6IN0ohA lFiour
dull and declining. Wheat dull and
f'nominally lower. Pork steady, at IA. 81
l9l6. Cotton quiet and easier-mid-
dling'uplands 20T;lOrleans, 2114; aales
l,0g bales; ,Freights, dull: Stodks
steady and dull: Gold steady. at ia36
Governments1 strong end dpll,, Money
easy, at 8. State bonds dull and heavy.
Exchange-lopg 10I; shor6i10el. "a -
L. M.-Cotton quiet and unchanged; /;
sales l,!25 bales. at 2Q7s. Southern
|Ss. 3I ae;',1 r. H !Sg
Western i!ss5EsaS, iseS saGa id {s44 Ssr Yer
hand, Ias 7591GI. Rice dull. at gk@
M:s Rark-sa shade !, IQYerw14376
Modby *easy. .as 2@4..ssteslink atlSsno.
qg5a gonth1t;ss@ aS{ I'd G9gsSa Pysso
la.rETennessees. old and new, 70. Vir-
ginies i67}1: new 726. Lonisianas 6s;
new new 50; :leseesr 70; IS Sc. AIabataas
1O2; 5s "a. Georgias 81; rs 9ak.
North Carolinas 7;new 2e.. South Ga
BALTIMORE, June 90. Flour dull and
iavors buyers. Wheat tscarcs--Ohio and
Indinna 1.54@1:G0. White corn .firm.
at sss(@so; sa yellow weak, at 75@7e. Pork
16 90 Bncon steady-bhouiders 7L.
'Whiskey steady. Cotton quiet and firm
--middling 1924@l9T; receipts 22O; ex-
1875. ~ ~
: BosToN, June 20.-Cotton quiet and
frm-middling 2l}6@2I1d; receipts 70
bales; sales 400; stock 5000.
CINCINNATI, June 20.-Flour droop-
ing. Corn commands full prices. Pork
sellers unwilling to make concessions
l5L asked. Bacon weak-should
~; clear sides 824. Whiskey SO.
ST. Louis, June 20.-Flour-all grades
below highest neglected. Corn firmer-
yellow sacks 81. Whiskey irregular, at
9o]6(992. Pork quiet, at 1475(Q15.25.
i;, 5aoon quiet-shonldefa G74@7; clear
OHARIRsroN. June 20.-Ootton dull
-middling 201a@21; receipts 7s1 bales /;
exports to Great Britain AT; sales 200;
,,rAuavsrA, Jane 2o.--Cotton market
dnll. at 191s for Liverpool and 20 for
New York middling; sales ,G5 bales; re-
ceipts 70.
Savannah. June 2o.-co.ton firm.
NoI4NV4o/2J IeCeipLS 4p4lO
bales; sales 100; stock 9,27l.
MOBILE, June 20.-Cotton quiet-mid-
ding 20%; recejpts 30 bales; exports
coastwiHe 305; sales 81: stock 954.
NEW OnLEANs, june 20.-Flour dull
and depressed 5.621S; double
600; treble 6.2506.75. Corn firmer-
mixed and yellow 71@73: whi.o 75a?6;
receipts Of corn since May 20. 3G0, 600
bushels. Pork dull and lower-mess
15.75@1600. Bacon 7A09lS; sugar
cured i5,; hams laI(916K.. Cotton firmer
-mlddiing POS; receipts 254 bales;
sales $500; stock 40.G56.
GALVESTON, Jlue 2O.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary 151l@15IS; receipts 992
bnles; exports ooastwise 200; sules 400:
stock 50.O31.
LONDON. juno 20-Noon. .-Consols
9256. Bonds 9O3l.
PARIS, June 20. Rentes 5lf. Sc.
LIVERPOOL, June 20-3 P. Ms, 900
bales cotton we're taken yesterday, after
the report for speculation and export.
The market opened to-day active and
hrmer-nplands SH@856; Orleans 81.
sales 16. 600 bales; speculation and ex.
port 5000. '.1
!, LONDON. June 20-Evening. Consoia
%. Bonds 9024.
LIVERPOOL. June 20-Evening.-Cot
ton closed firm-uplands 81aC985a; Or
leans 81; sales $4,000 bales; speculation
and export g, 900. Manchester advices
frmer.