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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-16
THE EYES! THE EYES!
DR.. E. H. PARDEE,
OculiSt and AuriSt

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
n more than five years, Dr.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
tcing with a success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such as Strabsmus,
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption, Pterygium or heshy
membrane growing over the eye Reduction of
Staphyoma, or buging out of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymalis, closing of tear
passage, and all deformites of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain,
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
of the real eye. large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator is
co-extensive with his success, as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tions, from New York and Boston, ,almostiAonth-
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctor s
Office daily, in different stages of recovery.
ofiice-737 Clay street, OPPOSITE THE
PLAZA San Francisco. ally.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-16

SEoTs AND CnEEDs defer, but there are no
dissenters from the general principle, that a
great medicine is a great blessing. We have
many of these blessings, but among them all, in
the province to which it belongs, no greater
than
Tarrants Bfervescent Seltzer Aperient.
A column would not suffice to enumerate the
ailments for which it is prescribed by physicians
of the highest standing. 1t does not belong to
the class derisivey termed patent medicines,
but is an article based on scientific analysis, and
will stand the test of the sharpest and most
rigid medical criticism as a cathartic, a stomach.
ic, an anti-febrie preparation, and an admirable
remedy for all bilious complaints. Let there be
mistake. Secure the genuine article only.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-16

TIE Rothchilds are said to be such firm be-
iieyers in luck that they will never employ any
person in any capacity who has been unfortunate
They always ask the man who applies to them
for a situation, however humble I" Have you ever
had any bad luck?" and if the reply be in the
affirmative be is rejected without further discus
sion. 20 this apparently severe and unjust m de
of dealing they attribute much of their extraor-
dinary success in business,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-16
~ Prizes, IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S55O

After paying the expenses OF the enterprise and making
the di ibution of the gifts the balance of the nIocee
arising from the sale of tickets will be appropriated to the
establishment of ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-16

MR. SEWARD said at Constantinople at an en-
tertainment given him by the Sultan, that he
had " completed nearly two-thirds of a voyage
around the globe, and he had not as yet found a
people who were not friends of the United States;
and be had yet to find in the rest of his journe ey
the people or government which is hostile, if
there be one."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-16
Six hundred and ninety-nine GIFTS.

Six hundred and ninety-nine Gifts.
The ODD FELLOWS BANK OF SAVINGS at Sacramento,
the repository for the deeds Of all the real
all moneys received for sale Of tickets and its officers
duly authorized 10y the managers deliver all Gifts those
holding the winning numbers.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED to whom a discount
will be made equal to that of any similar enterprise To per-
remtng direct eleven tickets will be for SO So
tickets for $50, ll6 tickets for 500. We thus make
object to persons forming clubs.
The drawing will take place under the supervision of
committee of well known and responsible citizens of
meno. Address all orders to FELCII Co,
General Managers,
36lm* No As Fourth Street, Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-16

LIST OF PRICES.

LIST OF PRICES.
Stone feet high 10 to l2 inches wde.......s $50 o.
inches high. u inches wde............ % O.
feet high II inches wide. ............... 30 O.
feet inches high, foot inch wide ........ 80 o.
feet inches high. foot inches wide 40 o.
" feet inches hgh foot inches wide 45 o.
" feet 10 inches high. foot inches wie..... 80 o.
" feet high foot inches wide................ So o.
" feet high, foot inches wide.............. 60 On
" feet inches high foot inches wide. ..... 65 o.
" feet inches high foot inches wide 20 o.
" feet inches high foot 10 inches wIde..... rs O.
The above List Of Prices includes engraving name age
date of death, and place of nativity workman
like manner; also includes base 1otstone boxing and dc
liyering to steamer.
For carving Lamb or Rose, with broken bud on top,
extra charge 81 s.
For cutting Willow, Masonic Odd Fellow other
blems .........$5 90 to IS O.
For emitting letters per hundred ........... 81 O
For emitting Cross SO 90 to S.
The foregoing the price of Stone of usual thickness
Silly LEE KUPER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-16
699 Magnificent Prizes, among which
is one of So 200 Gold Coin.

These gifts will, at the concert, be awarded to
the holders of tickets in the same manner as at
the concert given in San Francisco in aid of the
Merca Ia T.ihrorv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-16
Wsekly Grinity yaurnal,
ODD FELLOWSHIP.

Beneath the tri-linked banner,
Whose folds are floating free,
Triumphant on the land
And victorious Ger the sea,
A noble army marches,
Whose ovations ne'er can cease,
For "its ways are ways of pleasantness
And all its paths are peace ~
1t fights not for the Eagle,
For the Cross, or for the Crown;
II builds up no Napoleons,
1t hurls no Hapsburgs down.
1t wars against no nation,
1t drinks no human gore;
1t leaves no skeletons behind,
1t sends no plaques before,
1t needs not drum or trumpet,
To urge its ranks along
The o diers are all heroes
In that majestic throngi
1t fights, but not with cannon
1t strikes, but not with steel
Its only guerdon, glory,
And its goal the common veal.
1t battles with the sorrows
And the ills of human kind,
And plants its proud gonfalon
On freedom of the mind
Attacks the hosts of Ignorance,
Charges on the ranks of Sin,
Opens wide the doors of Heaven
And bids all men enter in
Its foes are Natures enemies,
Disease, and Death, and Woe;
In its camps there are no orphans,
No widows tears can flow;
1t soothes the couch of suffering,
The friendless feeds with bread,
Protects the famished living
And consecrates the dead
What power can stay its progress,
Till it marches through the world?
All nations see its triumphs,
And hail its flag unfurled
Heaven smiles upon its conquests,
And approves the God-like plan,
To link in holy nuptials
The BROTHERHOOD or MAN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-16
Chapped Hands and Face,
Sore Lips, Dryness of the Skin,
&C., &C.,

Cured at by HEGEMAN's CAMpHOR ICE WITH
GLYCERINE. It keeps the hands in all weather
that you get HEGEMANs. Sold by all Druggists. Manu-
featured only by HEGEMAN Co., Chemists and Druggists,
New York. blxyiy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-17

no;ntcd TO the abandoned character OF
almost oyery witness produced to prove
IawlessDess uuon the part o! the citizens
of Alamance and Casweu. And ~ MI
kindness to oar friends OF the 1c{cqfd"t
we must be permitted TO say TINT. however
"reprehensibIe'' oar course may have
been, those who saw nothing 4Ppaltanq
in the conduct Of Governor Holden 50
sworn TO by Murray. Fatten. Kerr. Inrner
and others but STOOD aghat' st the 'est1-
nupy Of such characters 81 Polly Getrins,
Joseph Harvey aud James L. Boyd. could
lesture ua with very doubtful proptlet5'
If ne have erred it sprarg from desire II
defend North Gar o1ns, w..
We have no wis,: 10 fluid fault with our
friends. and we would not have noticed
their attack upon the Journal. had We not
been held ur ne the head end front Of
class Of rapers alleged 10 be prosecuting
Governor Holden. We would not have
the State iishonoted by a rattisan refse-
cut1cr It The Governor. Nor the ceuee u
1ust1ce outraged III the house q ia friends
Ia tle name If all the renp!e IT North
Carolina we Wuuid inl F@bN' 'i1
partial trial, aud Just verdict 1t it were
necessary. Governor HoIdena counsel
have themselves referred to the spirit of
Justice which has animated Senators
throughout the trial. From one end Of the
State to the either FROM the representa-
tives and correspondents of both political
parties, it has been a subject of favorable
comment. We shall not willingly be
placed in Il position as advising or desiring
different course. We will be a. lar from
"persecutiug" tue Governor now US We
have been from defending bin IN the past.
But we shall strike for North Carolina
whenever All opportunity Occurs, let 1t
hurt Whom it may.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-17
Corruption Commission.

By virtue of the act creating : Com.
mission to inquire into charges of Corrup.
ton and Fraud. President WARREN and
Speaker JARVIS have appointed Hon.
GEORGE HOWARD, of Edgecombe, NJ. 8.
ROBINS, of Randolph, and General J. G.
MAgr4N, of Buncombe, as members of the
Commission. The Commission meets on
the 21st inst, in Raleigh, tor organization
and consultation.
It will been seen that the alleged fEaud
in the sale of States interest in the Cape
Fear Navigation Company is also referred
TO this Commission.
The appointment of these gentlemen
will command the approval. of the homes
people of the State. Rogues will have
cause to fear their investigations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-17
unperrhmenf- Jcurnst snd dh'
Telegram.

Telegram. -
Our young and pprightly ootemporary.
the Raleigh Telegram, reads us severe
lecture because We gave 1t as orr candid
opinion that Governor Holden had failed
in hig defence TO Justify his official con-
duct. We are charged with attempting to
PREJUDICE the case and manufacture senti-
ment on which to found q verdict. Moth
ing was farther from our intention, AMI our
article, we think, will not bear such an
interpretation. 1t WAS written not only to
defend North Carolina from tho charges
to which Governor Holders official mis-
conduct had given rise. by pointing out,
while it was fresh in the minds Of the
people, the character both Of the witn esses
and their evidence, but also as q reply to
! those editors who saw so much In the ties
timony injurious to the reputation of the
State. Our clever, but erratic friend of the
Telegram, at the very outset of the de-
fence declared that the testimony was o.
suoh damaging nature that it was pub
iished with regret as matter O simple
| Justice. Again, at later date, the Ieie-
gram O0CldICO ludb LILO IhOtc O0
before the High Court OF Impeachment
&c relative to past state Of affairs in on'
50 or two counties of North Carolina are
appalling.
It was to counterfeit these lDduences-
| Influences injurious to the people CT th'
whole Stete-that we felt compelled t.
give our views, with no thought or desir
to PREJUDICE the case Of the Respondent
IF in our zeal to defend North Carolina i
may have become necessary to express ou
opinion in regard to the guilt of the Gov
ernor, we hold ourselves justified, whel
some of our contemporaries, in mistaken
and over jealous desire to be neutral O
Independent, stab the State in the Gov
errors interest.
We have frequently referred with grea
pride to the spirit of fairness and justic
on the part of the Senate. which manifest
itself throughout this trial, and we ar
satisfied that, whatever may be the feel
ings of the Senators towards the Respond
emit, he will be adiudged innocent o
i guilty of the charges of which he stand
) accused by the testimony adduced upo1
4 the trial. We certainly would not have
: otherwise. Yet we would have been I'M
D true to the people of the State had We 10
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-17
TIIIRTI-THIED DAY,
SENATE CHAMBEH. March 0, 1871.

W. E. Albright lRed Eye sU orn on be-
half of the respondent, testified. sar ..
I live in Graham, Alamance county [
have lived in Graham since 1885, except
abont eighteen months. I have seen no
outrages committed. but have seen parties
after they were whipped. Saw Caswell
Holt, Joe Harvey and George Rippey, after
they were whipped. They We're very badly
whipped. I also cav Wyatt Outlaw hang
ing in the streets at Graham. never saw
any disguised men in AIamance. During
1869 and mp to March, 1870, /. the feeling
between the political parties was very Bit
ter. am magistrate: have been since
1869. Several complaints were made be-
fore me by parties who had been whipped
by the Ku-Klux. I endeavoreds to. ipVes-
tignte two cases Harvey's and RingstafPs.
bound over parties accused to court, but
no true bill was ever found by the gran d
Jury. Neither were bills found in the cases
of Rippey and Holt that I eyer heard Of
I know no one was convicted. Great many
complaints made to me as magistrate after
Investigated those two cases. but Leased
to investigate any more. because my &C
ton in those cases brought doyn the obi
um of the Ku-kinx. and [ thought it useless
as well as dangerous to prosecute further.
The difficulty was that eomplainants could
not identify the parties on account OF
their being disguised. I can't say. that
parties came to me, and We're afraid J to
prefer charges, but i. as magistrate, .ad
vised a great many to drop the matter. ]
had q good many conferences with the
Governor relative to the state OF affairs in
Alamance. told him q good many out
RACES had been committed, that the Re
publicacs were afraid for their lives, and
wanted protection from him. Hepromised
] to send % United States troops. I ha6
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-17

tho people for their ratification or rejec-
ton, and except ordinances IN relation -
the public debt and in relation to the Con
vention itself.
Sec, Il. This section provides III the
words OF section IL, act of Feb. 8, that
the action Of the Convention shall have
no validity until ratified by minority OF
the qualified voters Of the Stale, To whom
it shall bo submitted.
Sec. Is provides All oath to be takea pS
delegates before they can he admitted 20
seats This Eection is identical with sec
tion 70 of the act of February s, a, adapted
10 the title of this act.
Sec. Il provides the penalties Tor regis
ters, or Judges. or Registers oi deeds ol
county commissioners. for reglectlnE 10
perform the duties herein enioined upon
them,
Sec. IL prescrlbes penalties tor ftaudu-
lent voting. Sc, the same as contained IN
section Il of the act Of Feb. {.
Sec Is provides for the printing ol the
act to be cent to the county boards 81
commissioners for distribution, 11.
sec. II IS IS follows That this act shall
be in force from and alter ITS ratification
and shall operate as an entire suspension
of the act ratified the 6th day of February
1871, entitled IAN act conccrnln& Con
yention Of the people.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-17
An :rh.rendert Court and m 1""@ren
deat Bar.

de@f Bar.
That All lndependent judiciary aud all
iudependent Bar are essential TO purity III
the administration Of Justice, is il PROPOSE
ton too plain for discussion. But word
or two about the inter relations OF the
Bench and the Bar.
AS regards the Judge in his relations to
the Bar, he is more than independent-he
is despotic. He can make or mar the for
tunes of an Attorney the mere suspicion
that the latter has not =" the ear OF the
Court" is fatal to success !; in addition. IN
every dispute between himself and an AT
torney, il his own Court, he, is OF course,
the judge-iudge III his own cause-and
determines the quantity and punishment OF
the contempt.
We DO not complain OF this, but we In.
sist that the independence Of the Bar IS,
also, essential to the public welfare, and
that legislation is necessary to secure this
independence. We see that the Bar is not
absolutely independent it has too much
to hope and to fear from the Bench 1t
needs judicious propping. We invite the
attention of the Assembly to this matter.
If there be Standardization or corrup-
ton in the Courts, who shall warn the peo'
pie, if the Bar dare not speak Who.
other than the lar, are qualified to expose
and designate the remedy? Should free
dom of the press and speech he secure to
every man but the Attorney
Have not recent commemorative cases
of g B. T. Moore and Others" and Mr..
Biggs, Editor of the Tarboro' Southe'mer,
clearly demonstrated that free speech car
only be INDUCED in by lawyers of THEN
| peril ?
! Is it a,ked what remedy we propose
! We answer : Let lawyers outside the Cour'
House be rs other men. For misdemean
ors let them be indicted and punished or
! conviction as other mentor scan0alan
; 2uu7aQt.sna, for false report of trials, 1-c.l
! let them on conviction, be punished as
! other mon-nay, if the trial be by jury
| in addition to the punishment inflicted Oh
other met let the lawyer forfeit his IL
Gense.
Finally, VIC would rescuo the Bar from
the arbitrary Judge, by limiting h:s po~e,
to punish for contempt, Ivy etrlot
/ ~ defining and restricting the easca ii
whioE the Attorney shall be summar1i,
! dealt with. without trial by jury. woulc
put it out Of the power of 3 tsrannioa
Judge, aotuated by political OF persona
enmity. or the malice of another. or mer'
vantonnesa, to break and degrade the splii
Of the Bar. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-17
Oneetiont Il by Mr., hIcrrimOn:

They told me they Whlpped me- TOT IOOk.
ing my wife up IN the smoke house and
beating her [ did not do 1t. Never
struck her but once. We frequently rad
quarrola. We never quarreld about my
| trying to put my daughters III g brothel.
/ believe now, my children had NE whip
ped. As soon as Kirk came about there
my boys left. My wife and daughters
have abandon me-wou't 1--we with me.
Adjourned. "t e D.. .r....s
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions the consequent of selfabuse. This
by the youth of 10Th tn almost unlimited extent,
producing. with nnerring certainty the following train
Of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific medi-
cal viz: Sallow eoGntenance dark spots under
the eyes, pSin in the head, ringing ear noise like
the rustng of eaves and ratfug charic uneasines
ahout the lons weakness Of the limbs vision
bunfed intellect lss of confdence difdenee approach
ing strangers dislike to form aciuaintanceS dis
position shun society loss of memory hectic Pushes
pmpes and various erpptions about the face furred
tongue. fetd breath, coughs consumption night sweas
monousana and frequent insanity. II relief is
tanned the sufferer should apply Immediately either in
person by letter. and have effected by his new
ami scientific mode of treating this disease which never
fails OF effecting quick aud radical cure Dr. G. will
give One Hundred Dollars TO any person who will prove
satisfactorily him that he cured of this COMPLAINT
By either Of the San Francisco quaeks
DOCTOR GIBB0N is responsible and will give to each
patient written instrument. binding himself to effect
Persons at distance may be CURED AT IIOaE by adj.
dressing letter to DR. Gibhon. stating case symptoms
length of time the disease has Continued have
promptly forwarded. free from damage and eslrioS
ity part Of the country with full and plain rec
tons for for TEN DOLLARS sent in registered et
ter through Wells. Fargo Co.
Address Dr.. j. r. GIBBbN 62S Kearny Street corner
OF Commercial, san Francisco. Post OFFICE box 1857
Consultation FREE. Private Entrance on Commercial
81 Persons writing DR.. Gibbon will please state the
name Of the paper they see his advertisement IN.
July l, ls.l-ly
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Copy a, Notice po-,.a ON the Claim.

NJ Office hereby given 10 whom may concern that
application will be made by the Confidence Mining
Company. To the Government the United
Patent to the fl ewing described Quartz Gold Mining
Clain,, viz: known Confidence Mining Claim situated in
the Confidence Mining District. in Tualumnn County
State Of California; being bounded by the Jesse Claim
the North and Independence Claim the Suth and par
ticulary described fnows wit On ed land
commencing ut crooked black osk
line II vein South end OF claim and thence
variation l6o Z, lie w le ks. end claim
10 lce surfre ground required fr working purposes
set post for coIner OF claim 56 and S lks
from above mentioned center y, ra Of claim and
thence follows. viz: 1>t 6c T. ASS ks. past for
corner; al l4o E. l622 lks set pest COR corner.
from which black max 22l in dia hears 40 80 iks
dist marked II; ST. 76o W, 456 ks. post for
" corner OF Claim. from which pine tree 22is da.
hears : 22A T. 81 ks dist. marked 3 NJ: 4th. y II
Blacksmith shop ON lne s62 las point of beginning
Closing S-lee acres. Mil site. commence at
of claim and run. list col W, 1875 ks. marked
pine IS in 'iia c " fran which granite rock SxSx4
bears 80 W 80 lks distant aa $50 clio lks Sulell
West IT'S ks. post ar W claim
which hlsck oak - in dia hesrs CO. w 81 ks dist
ST. SO +, 1873 ks to post of claim 4th.
lac w l6s ks TO point Of beginning iaclong % 0S loo
making total in Claim and Mil Site 80 A. loo
This Mine is located upon HnsuTyeye land and in
order the with permanent natural
yellow pine s. m ds- and thence -So w sIks to
granite rock II high. It hong. Il wiie marked on
Sath side the district Of lands sqect to sale ut the
s Land OF Stockton. California, and eontasing 80
Said claim leing still particularly des
crshed in the dis gram filed with said application
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are here
hy required present the hesre the Register and
Receiver C. s Land Once Stockton California
within Ninety days from the date OF posting puhlca-
tioa hereof
Dated al Confidence Niue. June aSth. 1871
CoSFIDENCE MINING CO. Applicant
By JESSE EoLLADAY. Pres't.
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NI office hereby given to when il may concern, that
an application will he made by Antonio Jose to the
Government United States for Patent To the FOL
lowing described Quartx Cold Mining claim. VIZ known
asthe ariscrahhie Quartz Mining claim the vein being
termed pocket lode situated in the Tnnlumne County
Quartz Mining District in Tnelumne county state OF Cali
fna being bounded hy unclaimed land on the North I'M
claimed land on the East unclaimed land on the South
unclaimed land on the West and more particularly de-
scribed as follows. towit ! mile East Martinez On
surveyed land commencing post set FIR corner of
claim and run thence rs hllows. tn $40 W COO feet,
SET most In stone mound for of claim. from
which pine tree in. In diameter hears GO. f = ks
dist and-S S1 500 feet set post in old abandoned
ditch for " corner of clam. 3dS 81 coo feet
set p,st in mound for corner ct claim 4h-N
sTio 500 10 point OF beginning enclosing an area
ia 100 acres In order to connect THIS mine with the L.
s. Government survey. commence at Ecorner of claim
and run thence l'e. ESQ lksinevsect "A sec corner
between sec and lST " range Is T. which locates the
claim in the n W OF section Is, Township north,
Range Is East Mount Daho Base and Meridian. in the
district of lands subject sale at the L. :. Land Office
Stockton CALIFORNIA; aud containing Hl00 acres Snid
claim being stil particularly described IN the dA
gram filed with said application.
All persons holding adverse claim thereto here
BY required to present the hefre the Register and
Receiver Land Office at Stockton, Cal
ornia withia Ninety days from the date otposting and
publication hereof.
Dated at Martinez. California, July 18th, ISL.
his
ANTONIO y JOSE, Applicant.
witness-E. +. WuIrg. mark
August 9th, lS7l.-Sm.