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Austin, Baldwin X Co. James G. Kings Sons.
Baker Il Kitchen. kountze Brothers.
A. Belmont Il Co. Leonard. Sheldon 4
Blake Brothers a. Co. Foster.
Brown Brothers \ Go. Maitland. Phelps K Go.
Badge, Schih i Co. Marx Co.
Cecil, Stout Thayer Morton, Bliss Il co.
John j. Cisco 4 Son. T. NJ MYERS & Co
Clark, Dodge Go. George Opdyke & Co.
Henry clews Go. l.. u. Randolph q Co.
Jay Cooke Co. Reid, Leo Il Content.
Dabney, Morgan Co. Security Bank
Thomas Denny & Co. J. Il w Secman & Co.
Drcxel, Winthrop d Co Kuyn, Loeb IL Co.
Duncan, Sherman Co.Soutter 4 Co.
Fisk 4 Hatch Edward Sweet & Co.
Frank Cans. Moses Taylor d Co.
Gibson, Casanova < Co. Trevor IL Colgate.
Glendlnning, Davis X Turner Bros.
Amory. Union Trust Company.
Hatch n Foote Van Setback a. Co.
". I. Hatch a. Son. Verinilye Il Co.
Edward Haight. L. Won Hoffman a. Co.
II. A. Heiser's Sons. Wells, Fargo g. Co.
Howes 4 Macy Winslow, Lsnier & Co.
Baltzer & Taaks
WASHINGTON, ID. &.
Jay Cooke Co. Middleton l. Co.
FAINT, Washington & Co. Riggs 4 Co.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Peoples Bank.
GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,.
mhl6.4t Secretary of the Treasury.
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GENERAL y. p. CHAPMAN and others will
address the Republicans Of the District of Co
lumba as follows:
LIST District, at Uniontown, on THURSDAY
EVENING, April q.
I'd District, at Emery Chapel, Brieh:wood,
THIS "Wednesday EVENING, April5.
18th, 18th. and 18th Districts, at Island Hall,
on FRIDAY EVENING, April I. -
On account of the German Peace Celebration
on MONDAY NEXT. the Grand Ratification
Meeting TO be held in front of the City Hall is
postponed till WEDNESDAY, EVENING, April
IL y. q. ORDWAl,
IL Chairman Rep. General Committee.
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American Church Organs,

Five Octave Double Reed, Oak Case, and Six
Stops, viz Diapason, Diapason Forte, Rrinci
pal, Principal Forte, Von Celestis, and Tremolo
This is an excellent instrument for church uses,
and sells for $500.
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RTTO THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICl
OF COLUMBIA.
SECOND REGISTRATION.


The Board of Registration for the District of
Columbia will convene at the City Hall, in the
city of Washington, on THURSDAY, April 8,
1871, and hold sessions daily Sunday excepted
until Saturday, April 10, 1871, inclusive, from
o clock A. NJ. until 5 o'clock p NJ, for the
purpose of correcting the list of persons already
registered by striking off the names of those
who may be ascertained not to be qualified to
vote. and for placing on the registry the names
of those who are qualified to vote, but who were
omitted in the previous registration for any
cause.
To afford every facility to persons who may
desire TO register, the Board has arranged TO
have separate place of registration for each
two districts, as follows: For the First and
Second, the Third and Fourth, the Fifth and
Sixth, the Seventh and Eighth, the Ninth and
Tenth, the Eleventh and Twelfth, the Thir-
teenth aud Fourteenth, the Fifteenth and Six
teenth, the Seventeenth and Eighteenth, the
Nineteenth and Twentieth, the Twenty first
and Twenty second.
The place of registration for each division
will be designated by "a sign giving the number
of the District.
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Inducement Extraordinary!
AM D~ G N "a
FOR EVERY CHURCH.

We make the following Unparalleled
PROPOSITION to ak Churches which have not
good ORGAN, and desire to procure one:
For club of 30 subscribers with the money
(S225) we will send 80 copies Of our paper one
year, and present the getter up of the club with
one of S. ID. & H. W. Smiths five octave, single
rood
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Subscribers from different places will be re-
ceived on either of the above clubs; and two
subscribers for six months will be counted the
same as one for year.
Any other priced instrument made by this
celebrated firm, in Boston, will be given as pre-.
MUM at proportionate rates.
There is scarcely church in the country with.
out an Organ that cannot obtain the requisite
number of subscribers with little effort to Sc.
cure one under our liberal proposition. The
burden, being distributed, will be light for each
individual, and every subscriber soiH get the
aoorth ofhis money ia addition to securing good
Organ for his church.
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$1,000 PEDAL ORGAN,

This is a magnificent instrument, suitable for
large churches and music halls. 1t has Two
Manuals, Five Oetaves, Four Sets of Reeds, Two
Octaves of Pedals, and Sixteen Stops. The
manufacturers price is 1000.
We will present one of these splendid Organs
to any person who shall procure and forward to
US club of 800 subscribers with the money,
(2,0o0,) and will also furnish 800 copies of the
New NATIONAL ERA one year.
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CONSERVATORY ORGANS,

In solid Black Walnut, paneed case, with i'm
proved Swell, Tremolo, and Metallic Blow Pedals;
the price of which is one hundred dollars.
For club of 80 subscribers and the money
(S375) we will send $50 copies of our paper one
years and present as a premium one of Smith 5
celebrated
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ROOM FOR RENT.

A family living in the No.thern part of the
city have a very nice Front Room 10 Rent, suit
able Tor one or two gentlemen, with or without
board, with privilege of bathroom, gas, and
water. Enquire at No. ll05 North \ street,
between 18th and 18th streets,
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Five Octave Double Reed ORGANS,

in solid Black Walnut case, containing the I'm
proved Swell, Tremolo, Metallic Blow, Pedals,
Manual, Sub. Bass, and Octare Coupler, which
nearly doubles the power of the instrument The
price of this organ is $l75.
For club Of 175 subscribers and the money
($437.5OJ We will send IT'S copies of our paper
one year and present as premium one of Smith $
celebrated
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OUR Pre- M | U M s.

We want the New NATIONAL ERA TO
circulate everywhere and to be read by
everybody The following
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To Those Who nav. Been Registered.

10 give au opportunity to those who have
been registered during previous sessions of the
Board TO correct any error in name or residence,
rhe printed lists can be examined at the room
OF the Commissioner of improvements, west
wing, basement, City Hall, daily, until THURS
DAY, April 9th on application TO j. Russell
Barr, clerk in charge.
JOHN S. CROCKER,
r. M. HALL,
GEORGE s. GIDEON,
WIN. c. HARPER,
SAML. w. OWEN,
THOMAS MARTIN,
HENRY. JOHNSON,
ROBERT A. GRIFFIN,
JAMES CORNELL,
X. ID. CARPENTER,
NH 39tf STEPHEN M. GOLDEN.
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District No. AT Barry Farm School House.
Do 10 be designated by President
of Republican Clsb.
Do. $40 be designated by President
Of Republican Club.
Do. 40 he designated by Presiden,
of Republican Club.
Do. 5-Stevens School House, 2lst st.
between X and l..
Do. Green Hall, Pennsylvania ave
nue., between 18th and 18th
Do. Bethel Hall, NJ street, between
18th and 10th.
Do. S-Liberty Hall. corner 10th and
r streets.
Do. 9-Union Hail, 18th street.
DO. lO-Rev. Mr.. Willis Church, l4th
street, near Canal.
Do. ll--Lincoln Institute, + st. south
Do. l2-Union League Hall.
Do. l3-To be designated by President
Of Republican Club.
Do. 14-WiseweIl Barracks, corner .tf
and o.
Do. l5-Third Street Baptist Church.
DO. I6-To be designated by Presiden,
of Republican Club.
Do. Ito be designated by President
of Republican Club.
Do. IS-Given Hall, l. street south, be
tween I'd and Sd.
Do. la-St Aloysius School House, st.
Do. 2o-Gatchell School House, street
east.
Do 2l-Brown's Hall, corner ID and
4th streets, northeast.
Do. 22-Odd Fellows Hall. sth street,
bet. L and ID, southeast.
n. 6. ORDWAl, Chairman.
w. A. Cook, Secretary. 1t
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Geo. B. Wilson & Co.
Seventh Street,
under Odd Fellows Hall

We are happy to say TO our
numerous customers that We
have on hand and receiving
daily SHOES of all styles
and prices, good and genuine.
aud which we sell as low rs any
ether house In the city. Piease
give us call and look over the
prices. &c, and we are contdeat
yOs will pstronize ns.
Remember the number and
place-immediately under Odd
fellows' Hail, eth street, bet.
ID and 4. apt-2m
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VIM. II. POWELL,

VIM. II. POWELL,
Attorney & Solicitor, Notary Public
AND
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR NEW
ENGLAND AND OTHER STATES.
Passports, Naturalization Papers. aud Pro.
tecttOns Procured.
PROTESTS NOTED AND EXTENDED
OFFTC
No. 1853 Thompson Street, near Houston,
aug18ly. NEW YORK.
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
cOfo1. 7c;fI the
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SHEADoUARrERs REPU grIcAN GENERAL Cor
MITES OF DISrRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Max'> Rnilline OIL Penn Ave

April T. 1871.
eral Committee, passed March Both, 1871, no.
,ics is hereby given that meetings for the nomi-
nation Of candidates for the House of Delegates,
to he Supported by the Republicans of the sew
eral delegate districts will be held unless such
nominations have been made or regular meet
ings already called for that purposel on TUE
DAY EVENING NEXT, April II, 1871, at s
o'clock, as follows:
District No. AT Barry Farm School House.
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Or, for two subscribers with the money, ($5, J
we will send two copies of the paper and one
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PRENHIUNnas
are offered as an extra inducement to OF
tain subscribers:

SUPERB STEEL ENGRAVING
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ArREPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.

w. A. Cook, Secretary.
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All that part of the city of Washington lying
between Seventh street west and Eleventh street
west and between G street north and N street
north, and all that part of the city of Washing
ton lying north of X street north, between North
Capitol street and Seventh street west, on
SATURDAY, March 25. 1871, at house of W.
j. Redstrake, No. l0l6 Sixth street west, be-
tween X street north and New York avenue,
Washington
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

AT meeting of the Central Committee of the
Third Congressional District held at Marysville,
the 9th of April, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolued That Republican Convention OF the
Third Congressional District be held in the city OF
Marysville, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il, 1871, at 3
O'Clock p. M, for the purpose ofnominating Con.
gresham for said district, and the several coun-
ties comprised in said district are requested to
elect delegates thereto.
RESOLVED, That the basis of apportionment to
said Convention shall be as follows One del
egate at large for each county, one for every 200
votes cast at the Presidential election for Gen
eral u s. Grant, and one for every fraction over
100 cast therefor.
Resolved, That the several County Committees
throughout this district are recommended to
adopt the following test No person shall be
permitted to vote at said primaries who did not
vote the Republican ticket at the last election
or would have done had opportunity offered
and who will promise to support the nominee of
said Convention.
RESOLVED, That the County Committees in this
district are requested to call said primaries in
conformity with the law known commonly as
Porter's Primary Election Law
Resolved, That the following is the apportion-
ment of delegates to which each county will be
entitled in said Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20
PENRACK SLIMSON

Hereby announces to the qualified voters oi
this county, that after duly considering the
chances, he has concluded to mix in politics and
run for office. He therefore gives notice that be
is candidate for any Office that may be left
after all other candidates are satisfied. His po.
litical principles are warranted to suit all par.
ties, and will stretch easily when required with
out injury. 1t is his desire to shine as a small
potato politician, and the party taking him up
may rest assured that the whole acumen of his
weighty intellect will be devoted to running
that party machine. Republics may be migrate
full and nature abhor vacuum in county poll
tics as well as anywhere else, but one citizen
will have done his duty, and no one need ''send
for McGinnis."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

The TREATY OF WAsHNGToN.-In the Union OF
May 18th, we find the following synopsis of the
Treaty prepared by the Joint High Commission
"The President of the United States, the
Queen of England, the President of the Swiss
Confederation, the King of Italy and the Empe-
ror of Brazil are to name the arbtrators. The
arbtrators are to meet at Geneva, Switzerland,
not exceeding six months after the exchange of
ratifcations of the treaty The board of asses
sors provided for to fix damages in each case, is
to be nominated-one by the President of the
United States one by the Queen of England,
and one by the King of Italy and they are to
sit at Washington, or New York, or Boston, and
are to make solemn declaration to find accord
ing to justice and equity in each case The
board OF assessors must make their final report
at the end of three years and three months, and
after that all claims are barred. These reports
are to be made at stated intervals, to the United
States Secretary of State and the British Minis
ter at Washington, and the expenses of the arbi-
traitors and assessors are to be paid equally by
both governments. A board of three commits
sioners is to be appointed to settle all other
claims than those of the Alabama, to make final
report in two years."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

THE people of California have had enough of
Democratic rule and will not again trust that
party with four years more of power They
have too vivid a recollection of the last Demo-
cratic Legislature to again trust the property
and interest of the State to the keeping of an
other set of men of kindred instincts and pro-
clivities. The people have no hope that future
Democratic rule would be an improvement upon
the past. Democracy as now taught in Califor-
MIA and the Union, is DO longer "a progressive
science" unless a violation of constitutional
law and legalizing plunder may be construed as
a progressive science. Another Legislature
modelled after the last, would utterly bankrupt
the State in money and morals, and place us be-
fore the world in any other than enviable
light-indeed with another such body of law
makers we might well be judged abroad as
community without intelligence anG govererned
by no rule of moral or political honesty. Nor
will the next Legislature, if the Democracy sue
ceed, be an improvement upon the last. A SEN
ator is to be elected, and every impecunious
Democrat from San Diego to Del Norte, sees vis-
sions of golden eagles ''sloshing around loose"
ready to be invested in the purchase of votes
and hence the struggle for Legislative nomina-
tions at the hands of Democratic County Con-
ventions will be as fierce as that of pack of
hungry wolves over a dead carcass. Fitness for
the position will not be taken into consideration.
it will matter but little whether the successful
aspirant knows whether God is spelled with a
or az, so be is a modern Democrat and will
make all his position will bring while he holds
his brief power.-Amddor Ledqer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

FRoH HuMBoLDr.-fn the last issue of the Sig
nal we find the following information The
county printing has been awarded to J. e. Wy
man, be being the lowest bidder therefor, and
agreeing to do all the county advertising for the
sum of $5 per year......A BAZAAR of fashion has
been opened in Eureka, by a Mrs. W. X Jack
son......EDwARD YOUNG had his right leg broken
while logging on Elk river......THE steam fire
engine has been tested several times since its
arrival and works like charm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

GOLD IN BULK.-The Auburn Stars and Stripes
of May 4th, has the annexed: "Last Sunday q
Chinaman brought in, and sold to Hubbard &
Andrews, small slug of solid gold, about an
inch wide, an inch and a half long, somewhat
thicker than twenty-dollar piece, weighing
about $23, which bore evidence on both ends
that it had been chiseled or chopped with dull
instrument from solid mass of the same mate
rial For about eighteen months, different Chi
namen have at irregular intervals brought in
and sold to the same firm blocks of gold, bearing
similar marks, weighing $40, $50, 500 and as
high as $500 each. Where they come from is
mystery, but there seems to be pretty fair
grounds for believing that somewhere in this
vicinity our Celestial friends have found a gold
deposit such as most old miners have dreamed
of, but which few have ever SEEN"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

DoN'T despair because you have weak con-
stitution. The vitalizing principle embodied in
DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bitters will assuredly
strengthen it. In every drop of that combination n
of vegetable curatives, there is stimulating, a
regenerating, regulating power unequaled in
the whole range of proprietary and oficinal
remedies. 1t is to the inert physique what steam
and oil are to the locomotive engine. Yet il
contains no fiery excitant, nothing but the juices
of rare medicinal herbs and roots, intended by
the Great Physician for " healing the Nations. y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

ARIzosA.-The Tuscon Citizen of a late date
says "For the first time in six years, there is
not woman or child In the San Pedro farming
settlements, and at the rate the men are being
killed, it WIZ not be much longer until not
man will beleft"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20
Bristors sars.parilIa and PHI

Are prepared expressly for the Of those diseases
have their origin in impure blood and foul ytiatsd
mos and for 30 they have proved that ali erupve
skin diseases in all miasmac and scroous
Diseases and In form of ulcerous and cabous disease
these two great remedies never fail in eectine cure
For Sale by ]. Barnickel, Weaverville, CAL 566
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20
The Breath of FlowersI

The breath of the rarest tropc flowers fragrant and i'm
pershabe transused into that exquisite Of all mod
perfumes, MURRAY LANMANs FLoRIBA WATER suited
alike for the handkerchief, the toilet and the bath.
Hs As there worthless counterfets offered for sae
buyers should always ask for the Florida Water prepared M
Lanman Kemp, New York. $40
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

HANDSOME DosATios.-Ex.Govern Stanford
has given $25, 900 in gold to endow Professor
ship in the new Odd Fellows College and Home.
His offer was first made on condition that the in
sttution should be located at Sacramento, but
was renewed unconditonally, and as such, has
been accepted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

The Democratic papers are giving notice that
all who may wish to communicate with Brick
Pomeroy may address him at Sacramento. We
hardly think that the fux of correspondence will
be very extensive. The class of Democrats who
might wish to communicate with the dirty scrub,
can't write -Oakland Netos
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

90 More than 100000 people bear testimony the
derul curative effects OF Dr. Pierces Alt Ext Golden
Medical Discovery For palpation irregular action of
TIE heart all severe acute lingering Coughs and for v
druggists
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

TIE Spring clip of wool for 1871 in this State
is estima at So, 900 900 and the Fall clip will
probably realize So 900, 900 more, making a
grand total of 5000, 600 for the present year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20
MEETING OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN
. COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

WHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
i Union Republican Central Committee o.
Trinity County, at the Office of E. P. Lovejoy
Esq, in the Court House, Weavervilie, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 24th, 1871,
at 2 clock, p, N. Important business will be
brought before the Committee and full attend.
ance is desired.
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE.
WeaOervile-F. W. Young II. Junkans, e. P.
Lovejoy.
Douglas City-A. r. Earl.
Trinity Center-H. Y. Fitch.
Lewiston-W. l.. Brown.
Indian Creek-R. Sillcox.
Hay Fork-L. F. Wells.
Junction City-N. H. Thomas,
Canon Cfty-Ellis Flowers.
North Fork-H Schooner.
MdrtinUiLIe-B. A. B. jenkins.
F. W. YOUNG, Chairman.
E. P. LovEJoY, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

LAURA D. .vFAIR has been sued by her former
medical atted ant, DR.. Trask, for services rem
dered, to thd amount of $2,loo The Sheriff
went to the B ak of California to put her prop
erty under alta hment, but was informed that
she had no PROM there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

TIE first dividend of MONEYS Bank has been
declared-25 per cent. of the liabilities. 1t is
anticipated that second dividend of like amount
will be payable in about five months from this
time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

A RESOLUTION In favor of female suffrage was
recently defeated In the Massachusetts, Assembly
by a vote of fls to 67.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

sort of political tricksters and bushwhackers,
finds no favor among men, who desire to deal
honestly in the primary movements of the party.
8. f. Spirit Of tie Tises.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

A SECOND dividend of capital, amounting to Is
per cent, has been declared by the California
Steam Navigation Company.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

The military of San Francisco have taken pre-
liminary steps toward the appropriate observ-
ance of the approaching Fourth of July.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as a candidate fol
the Office of COUNTY TREASURER, subject to the
action of the Union Republican Convention.
l5-tc. POTTER FISHER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

The Democratic State Convention will consist
of three hundred and nineteen delegates, of
which number Trinity county is entitled to
three,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

I. W. BREEZE, Assessor and Collector of Ell
Dorado, has been arrested by a Deputy U. S..
Marshal for collecting licenses from Cinnamon
unawfuly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

" SIERRA AGE."-We have received Nos. / and
of the Sierra Age, new paper which has just
been started at Downieville. 1t is intensely
Democratic in tone and strong advocate of Jas.
A. John SON for Governor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

GEORGE BANCROFT, U. S. Minister at Berlin,
has resigned, and ex-Congressman Orth, of Indi-
ana, is named as his probable successor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20

MANY new Democratic papers are being started
in this State, and strange to say, they all sup
port Haight for Governor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-20
announcements.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

am a candidate for the position of COUNTY
JUDGE, subject to the action of the Union Re-
publicans of Trinity County.
M. W. PERSONETTE,