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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-29

@ai9ingtcn, .. G.-Der Stnans>Seere'
tdr bat bur9 ben Oberar&tteften Elm @trcu'
lar an Gpntraetoren erseben 1aGen, bic
| @!eiue fir bas neue Staats Departenent'
Gebdube liefern, NORM er fast, es fei ber
Wunlb Ter Momtntfrattpn, tab a1e Yerio'
men, bic an ben &esserunssbauten belhdf-
tiat fnb, nur a9t @tunben per Sag arbet
ten, aber fur iene Mn3ab1 bon @tunben ben
ppnen Gaslobn erbalten ,oaen, ber tbnen
iest be;ablt wirb. @irb bod nt4t etwa ba,
rauf bereduet fstn, bic Stimmen Der Mrbt,
ter fir prdi1osnt9rant su s%euinnen ? Da3u
inb (eine 8samten gu CUTE patrtotsn.
Mus Seras fomnen pents erfreuli9e 8e,
ridte lber bic @timmune Der Snpianu.
Rt6ter 9ubben, @eneralasent Der Itlantics
pacife Ba6n, BON elmer @el9dftsreife bur&
5eras 3arad1efebrt, bert4tet, eab Der feiner
abreife Don Sherman, 9eras, Elm Oifster
ron Sort &i@mcnb, Sadiun COUNTY, NIT
Ger Na9rt9t brit etasetrpfsn, bab cine
psrltiecener @dasuns 3ufclse 5000
10000 Mann tarts Snotanerabtbeiluns et,
men Ginfan tn 2sras semadt babe. Die
anfenler llno ron gefursuns unb S@redsn
te;aaen. Die Snetansr fastan, 0e etnsen
mad @untspiae, um bic bort TIM @taatsse>
fdasnt0e einoeiperrtsn6duptlinse ~@alouta"
unD v@roBer Baum" 3u bsfreien. IS bstbf,
pab ate Snbtaner auf Der &eferpatton III
Sort @ta ben &riesspfao betrsten baben.
BET Beatberfort lnb beretts &dmpfe Dor.
setpmmen, In beneu bier @eibe permunoet
purben. Son ben Snbianern wurben u,eb.
rere setDbtst unb 3uet s~efansen. Der Com.
manbant bes Sorts &taarbfrn fol- ii4 mad
aufin beseben boten, IN, ben General &u'
CUR betrefs Der Snpafc1 gu eenfulttren, uab
lesterer fc1 az jwst gauaQerte. &estuenter
Orbre telssrapttrt taben, f& fofort mad
ben bebrobten Yuntten tn Mari4 3u fesen.
Ri&ter @ubb.n metnt, Is unterlteee tetneu,
.3meife1, mad Anl9t Don gut unterridteten
9eranern, ba6 Elm sroeer Sabtanerfrtes be.
porfett. gtele anfebler serlaFen tbre
9etmRdtten. Man slanbt, bab bic 8towas
BET btelem Ginfa1 bic Slbrer Inh unb BON
BEN Mpa&es unb anberen Stdmrnen unter.
tlSt werben. SIN benz Static au Odamul.
gee par BIS gun, pprtsen Dienfas nur nod
etne tletne 3abl antpeienb unb Don ben
Stdmmen Don Sort @iQ war nod Nteuaanb
I'M &atte er19ienen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-29
Gobingtou, &y., 20. Stunt, 1872.

Dater In berfslben ct. Ausuftnus STRIDE
tefebfnbe Mrmen<S eelenperein, tefen erfter
3ped mar. bur4 w.nisfens eine fl. MeHe
w6tentli& ben armen Seelen gu @llfe gu
tommeu, f@ fp persrSbert Bat, bab ntat u
etne, fonbsr1 uaebrere FL. Me0en m6Aentlta
fir bielelssn 9steieu perben fDnnen, 70 bur
ie benz (elben BON benz bc4w'fen 8iiApf
Gpebte bic Grlaubnib ertbetlt, ant britten
Brettas eines ieben Wpnats Elm @eelenan1t
3u balten. Sn &udi1t auf bic gu erbauen'
re sr6Bsre STRIDE beabfhtt9t Der geretn, In
berlelben cine belcnpere Mruen-S eelen.&a>
pene etn3uridten unb BAT au bielem 3wede
befhlcfen, ba6 ale Dteienisen, &pel@e gum
Bau berlelben bebilfid linb, unb beren 3d.
mtlien, fe! es bur9 freirpiQtse Bettrdse ober
bur9 Gbeilnabme an Der gun, 8eften Ter
ct. Musafinus~ Stride fattfneeneen Ser
lcofuns ais @cbltbdter bes gereins a ben
g%erbtenfen btefer Mebftftune tbetlnebnen
tonnen. Sn 8eridi&ttsuns bes setfisen
Musens, uelaer aus oteier Mebftftuns ent~
fprtnst, Rebt etne 3ab1reide 8etbetltsuns 5u
erbpfen. Man menbe fi4 beetalb an ben
bp9w. Yfarrer befaster @emetnet,
SeieYb @abbels,
@pptnstpn,& Y.
st. Mut9oue, II. Stunt, 1872.
@ertter SER &ebaftear!
@o1en Ste sefiatsf na&febensen 3d.
rtat In Sbreut sei4dsten 8latte perofent>
lt1en.
~8ann beur BON @t. MntbonY etpas Gu
ties fpmmen" wtrb f4 raanaer benten, btr
bteie 3eilen liest, uno wenn barauf Elm Ct.
freuli4es uSa" erfolst, nidt aus benz Mun'
BE- etnes 2aten, fonbern aus benz Munbe bes
bp9w'fen Bti&ofes, f. blrfte etne berarttse
Meubsruns 70 man4e 8ebenfen In ben 9tn'
tersrunb brdnsen, 70 uaan&eu 3meifel per-
f9eu9en. @eteru ais an etneu @pnntase
bate bic trifae unb bic beutlHe fatbpliiae
@emeirbs BON ct. MntbonY bic Gre ben
br9w'len 8iidcf in tbrer Mttte ~ besrlBen,
Der gormtttas In Der irtiGen 1Os unb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-29
Neutgfeiten.

@panten 1T wteber Der S@aup1ab
BON @ebetsnfdmpfen. Man tele9rapbirte
unterr1 %. aus Mabrtt; Dte &esierune
bat Na9rt4t erbalten, bab, tn ben @rpptn.
gen Mrrascn, Biseapa unb @al1cia wteber>
UNI Garliienbanoen ibr grf4etnen seu1ad
baten.
Cine Q%pnbpner DspefAe fast : Die gu
tdnbe In Spanten erresen 8eiorsntb. SIN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-29
(Gprrefppnbtn3.)
Warpstomm, ben 19. Stunt, 1872.

@efern 4benb mad benz Mnee1us br6tn~
ten in benz font 1i1en Nar9stotpn 2 &ano-
nenfhi0e unb Serba1ten in Der fdpn In
nd9hides Dunfe1 9eblQten Terne, pdbrenb
Der @9au ber Glpde benz Biberban freunb~
lid re(ppnIrte. Gs mar bus Elm Mer1entp
fir bic @emetnbe M1rYstpwn. Mu9 am
beuttsen Morsen besrlbten &ancnenbpnner
unb @lpdense1dute Ben junsen Sag unb bic
fes IRA NIT ausenlAeinltGem Grfols.
0enn alsbalb etlten bic @emeibean9e11ri>
gen tn fefltdem sdmude unierrt nteb1iden
&ir9l:in ;u. @as bate bas rpb1 gu Be-
beuten ? .pirb Der 9efer tn Der Terne fraset.
@ar ein YatronSfef, pber bic 9ot3ett etnes
seebrtsn 8rautpaares, pter font Elm Treu'
benfef? Nein, nidts Der &rt; Is mar etne
rtsbr webmutbtse Seier, bic ii4 bic @emetn<
be 1ieber eripart 9eleben bdtte. nnier 9eltebs
ter Seeliorser, Der bo9mlrbtse ST.. @iarrer
@tarita. per1ieb at bieiem Sage uniere &c,
1nei1be unb f~eierte feline leste fl. Mefe ais
Yfarrer berfelben. 1nb 70 bate TA benn
bic san3e @emeinbe perfamme1t, UNI tbren
perebrtea seelenttrten unb oderlt9enT,eanb
nod etnmo1 gu feben unb Inn 2ebewcbl gu
fasen. infer @4mer3 iber ben @erluf 1T
tief unb au9emetn!
Mls DOR eini9ea @oGen befannt purbe,
ta6 Der bp@waretste @err 8ti4pf TIN mad
&esmtns gu perieBen sebente, tesab ia TO-
slet9 etne Dsputatipn Don bier mad ct.
@au1, UNI ben gefAlub tppm6slth rldsdn<
gig gu MAIDEN, aber pbne grfcls. Die St.
1netnte mar u reiisntrt unb auf ben Der
Ben Gerluft sefaet. Nls aber am lestsn
@onntas Der Yfarrsr AM @AluNe Der pre'
bibt Der @emetnbe mittbetlte, bab er i'm
2aufe Der Wode, benz &ufe feines 8iiApfes
setorlam, iid mad ieinem neuen 8ef'm'
raun3sorte beseben &perte, uno F& benz &C.
tete Der @emetnbe empfabl, ba ua4te f&
Der S1mer3 In Der rlbrenbfen @eile 2uft
une betm 641uGe bes @cttesbtenfes mar
fsin Ause, bas nidt @puren per9oGener
$brdnen 3etste. &u9 bsute Mcrser CAB
wabreno unb mad Der III. Me0e naanhe
ttumme 3brdne bereetes 3susnib Don etnem
in 1rsnnunssihmer3 u%berwaaenbsn 9er3en.
Als 3etden Der 9r&fhdsuns uno Danfbar>
fsit iberrethten tbm iAcn seRsrn bic Mtt.
9lteter bes TrauenpersinS (Nltarperetn) ein
f1bernes Bsited unb Der Mdnnerperein
(@hulperein) wtrb TIN NIT einem Os1ee<
udlbe, Is 5ub bod, 3 Sup breit), bic unbe'
Fedte Gmpfdnsnib earfetent, befdenfen.
@ewib. tpiro Islander benten. p1r Der
tc@wareise @err ptele Sabre in bieitr g.
metnee uno bat fd TN Ber1aufe terfe1ben
10 fe9r bic 3uneisuns Ader erpprten?
Stein, ct tpar uur 9 Monate tit un(erer &C.
naetnee unb bod battle er es perfanpen, In
biefent tur3en 3eitraume f9 bic 9ersen Ml.
Ter gu erctern. Gina bur9 @amei9elet,
Na4sttbtsfett u. {. no.? Ber eas sla,bt,
plroe enttaul4t po1oen ietn, tpenn er fttne
@rebtst sesen unmdsisfett tm Grtnfen,
Irunfenboloe &C., bic er AIT awettlesten
@pnntase feines 9ierietns bielt, seb6rt bdt>
te. Gs tpar pieln1ebr fsin mu1ertaft u,dnn>
1iher, leutieltser unt unetsennustser Gta.
rafter ais @rtpatmann, fetn wurtepcuer
Mnfanb ant Mltar, feline ME ermleenbe
Stdtisteit in 8ei4tfubl, fetne an,tebenten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-29

gu Monteaibeo berrften bas 9elbe Tieber
unb bic 8lattern. Denfelben Seu9en felen
5000 BON ben 10000 Ginwobnern treier
bra ltanif9er Stabte gum Spfer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-29

! Yrebi0ten, fetn Offer TN unterrt@t ber Stu
sent, mas TIM bic 9iebe Der aanaen &C.
1netnSe 70 f&neQ nnb 70 a%usnabmstos 3u'
f@erte. Beionbers fttne Yrebtsten paren
fetr beltebt unb famen fosar ptele Muswdr>
ttse, I'M, tbn 81 b0ren. Der 90rer wuree f@
unntatarlt& Der sdterliaen, tpcblmetnenben
abNdten bes p~rebtsers bewust, unb fablts
f& binsertfen. 2tebe er;eust @esenltebe.
@ir t6naen &ebwtns nur besladwanfaen,
etnen fclden Yriefer 3u erbalten.
rebrieens gewdbrt es uns fttner1 sert19e1
Eroa, bah unfere pfarret ni4t ssrpaif te'
ben tlstbt; tenn nod teute ODER 11orser lou
Der 9c9m. 9err pfarrer 8nauf aus @eb.
mtne, ebenfa1s Elm tl4ttser @rtefer, fur
ben aber bic bprtise 3tenlt& aussebebnte
pfarret fetner ansesrtfenen @efuno1eit BAL
Der ~ bef9merli9 mar, bic biefse @teue
antreten, unb tptr bofen, bab f& aua 3tpt'
(&en tim uno ber @eu,etnbe balo elm dbn'
lid marn,es 9erbdltntb sefalten tperbe, rpte
bos eben eelSfe.
5. s.
Mnmert. I. &eb.- Sntem tptr Sen
9er3en wlnfden, bab bic pem @errn Cor"
resp cnbenten auseeiproaene 9ofnuns f9
erfulen nn6ge, fusen wtr NIT p61iser Gus
peri4t Bel, sab MIR iberseuet iinb, es peree
re4t balb CUR Mirtt4fett, benin bteielte
An%ertennuns, pelhe bic Gemetnbe MarYs.
tcnu ibrem i6etbsnben Seelior9er ~be3euste,
murbe aud Dem boaw. 6rn. &nauf BET fet,
mem Mblbieb bon &eb @ins gu She'll uno
bas tbm Don Der fruberen @smeinpt aber,
rei6te pra&tup1e @eiAent pirb Tim fets
Elm lieber Beweis bafar fem.
.Sn Gbasta, Carver g., fanb, ruie anse'
flnotst wprben, am spri9en Spnnta9 bic
Jsbildumsfsier CUR Mutter BON Der tmntet<
pdtrenben !6ilfe In re&t erbauli&er Weiie
fat. Sb1den es bas erfe Sef biefer Dirt
int @taate mar, 70 batten li4 bod 8eiuaer
aus ct. Gtoub, 81. MnttpnY, ct. Saul,
Delano, &%rliustpn, Serbian, @tafopee u. {.
~. 3atlrei4 etnsefunben. 2eiber fonnte bes
unsuna isen @etters pesen bic prc5efiion
nt9t iattfnben. &es. 8eplaf Don @aeo.
MIA celebrate bas @o6amt unb &eu. SIC
Dermott bie1t bic Tsfprebtst. Son Serfo.
men, bic an ben, Stfte She'll nabmen, Der,
nebmen nil, bas bic 3abl berer, rel9e gum
Slide bss 6errn 9tnsea, febr ereb unb bic
Bei9tautle f%ortmdbrenb belasert tparen.
Inter ben Be1uGern tparen aud bic etrw.
Srbensl9weter Don Sbafcpee NIT ibren
;30sltnsen. Die Stride war osbrdnst ppu
Mnbd9tiser. Son mebreren Seiten wurbe
Der Wunf9 9edueert, baB etn Grtratrain
Don ct. yaul setommen. wdre, mas NOD
fes Sabr nad3etclt rerben f6nne; bann
wirb aud bic Stride I'M Snntrn better SOL
lenbet fetn, unb fann bas Self nod fdSner
unb feierli9er sebalten Hperoen. Sober
Sbst1netmer 1T bem b~orttsen @eeliorser,
to4m. P. Maenus MaYr, banfbar bafur,
baB Ct feinen Glaubena9encGen biele @ele>
sentett ser(aaft bat, tbre Anba@t CUR @ct>
tssmutter 81 %nerfGrfen. MDsen bic Gle
mente Der Natur Der dubern Teterlt9fett i'm.
rnerbtn Mbbru& tbun, tas @ematb bes
@lduttsen blbt bebmesen an sebobener
Sttmmuns nt9t Elm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-29
Snldnoii@e Na9rt9tem.
2tr9It@ 8.
[Dfftete11.]
Biih6Riae 8iitatiuuen.

80. Stunt. Qtttle Canada.
7. Suit. Stuff Gate, Sttertatl 90.
9. Suit. Mt1erspi1e, Douglas 20.
81. Suit. Marssburs, &c @ueur 20.
%. Suit. Spseo, @aseea 90.
ct. Eanl.-M orseu, @onntas ben 80. ;,
Mts. beatebt i9 Der toAw'fe 81. Btf@o|
Grace mad Qittle CANADA, UNI bafelbf BIT
III. Ttrn1uns III ertbstler.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

The OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR july.
With this issue commences the fifth year
and ninth volume of this western literary
production. Taking everything into con-
sideration, we often wonder how the pub
fishers are enabled to constantly present
so fresh novelty in the literary world.
True, occasionally dull things creep into
its pages, the prose is tame, and poetry
Indifferent, say critics; but what period
ical publication the world over is free
from such criticism, now and then? \ ct
one. The present number contains a va
ricty of entertaining reading matter; and
we find that such articles as "Recollections
of General JIalleck as Secretary of State
in Monterey, 1919" "Tho Maguey-
Century Plant" "Coyote Canon" "a
Fragment Of Samoan History, ""TweRty
Hill Hollow" etc, fully sustain its char
acter cf devotion 10 "Tho Development
of the Country" and by which it is
recognized as the representatives, magazine
of America. The poem entitled "In
Southern California" has tho true ring of
our great poets style joaquin NIiller);
and no one familiar with his Songs of
the Serras" would have a doubt that it
came from his pen. As a whole, this
number is very good one; and being
the first issue Of new volume, we heart
lily indorse it as one Of the most readable
magazines published in the Uuited States.
81 per annum. John II. Carmany q
Co., Publishers, 400 Washington Street,
San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

SENATOR LOGAN, who, until recently,
has been reckoned with the Liberals, has
written letter to the the Chicago Jour-
nal, in which he says that he never had
the slightest leaning toward the Liberal
Republican movement, and that he never
had any other intention than to vote for
the nominees Of the Philadelphia Con-
yentlon. No matter who had been nom
at Cincinnati, he would not have sup
ported them. lie is confident that Grant
will be elected by larger majority than
before and that he will carry Illinois by
$4,000; and he asserts that large major
ity OF Democrats in Southern Illinois will
vote for him in preference to Greeley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

PLENTY of experts for some purposes
are 20 be had in San Francisco. In the
course of recent trial in that city, grow
ing out Of some gamblinstransaction, the
Judge asked :" if there was any one in the
room who could show how a cold deck
was 'wruRg in in a game Of poker"
Extraordinary to relate, two-thirds of the
spectators rushed for the wtness-staud; !;
but at this moment an officer of the court
informed the Judge "that he had a cold
deck in his pocket" Such cloud of
witnesses was embarrassing, and the Court
concluded not to take testimony upon the
points.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

SHASTA NEws.-From the Courier Of
the 22d inst. we CLEAN the following: THE
County Democratic Convention did not
endorse Greeley, and it was said that the
report that he would be, kept number
Of delegates from being in attendance..."
The railroad bridge across Cottonwood
is mpleted-construct trains cross
daily.....IT is reported that when the
railroad is completed to Reading, with
in five miles Of Shasta, all work will be
suspended for about one year. The fact
that the railroad company are discharg-
ing their graders gives color to the re-
port.....NEw mining operations have
commenced on the middle fork of Cotton
wood with very promising results.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

REPRESENTED AGAIN.-Eleven years
ago the South seeded, and on the Fourth
Of July, 1861, ten States were unrepre-
sented in the National Legislature. This
has been the case with some of the sece-
ding States up to the present year; but
now all the States have been again ad-
mitted and the Fourth of July, 1872,
will witness a full Congress, for the first
time in eleven years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

CONGRESSMAN Van Trump, of Ohio,
has written a characteristic letter vehe-
mently denying that he has franked any
of Jay Cookies circulars, and winding up
with saying that il he {" is to be ostracised
for thinking for himself, and refusing to
believe that the best way of preserving
the Democratic party is to destroy it
why let it come"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

THE Louisville C0urier can't spoil n
joke for friendships sake; which is the
reason for its remark that " the Cincin-
natl Times says Senator Schurz sees the
handwriting on the wall. If is Horace
Greelcy's handwriting, we don't know
where he is going to find Daniel that
can read it,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

KEwEN, Of Los Angeles, received the
Democratic nomination for Congress from
the Southern District Kewen was an
od-line Wing and run as their candidate
for Congress in 1851. OF late years he
has been an extreme Democrat. The
District is very close.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

EIdHTY-FIyE years ago the Spanish
frigate Leocadjo was wrecked off the
coast Of Ecuador, having on board an
immense amount Of silver coin and bull
lion. A party Of San Francisco treasure
hunters are working on the wreck and
already have begun to realize some Of the
sunken treasure, one mass Of four hun
dred and fifty dollars, joined together and
corroded by the action Of the salt water,
having been received at San Francisco.
Estimates place the amount on the sunken
vessel as high as $4,000, 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

TIE excavations at Pompcii and Her
culaneum have been discontinued and
the workmen taken away, fears being
entertained that these cities will be again
buried. The eruption of Vesuvius is
the greatest Of any since that Of 10.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

A CORRESPONDENT of the California
Christian .4dC0cdte writes that there are
several conversions to Christianity among
the Indians at the IIoopa Valley Reser-
alton. On general principles we should
say the - Christians" generally found
around reservations are not of class to
give the heather a very exalted idea Of
Christianity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

INToRMATIoN WANTED-Of the par
ty in favor of Il" White Mans Govern
ment." When last heard of it was hunt
ing after strange gods about Cincinnati,
and it is feared that it is lost. Sundry
Democrats Of Trinity are powerful"
anxious to know its whereabouts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
BEEsZA5S.

In Veaverville, June %, the wife Of
David Woodbury., Of a DAUGHTER.
In Weaverville, june %, the wife Of
John Hall, Of "A son.
in Weayerville, June %, the wife of
George Uindlcy, Of Il DAUGHTER.
In Eureka, june H., the wife Of Alder
man John Carr, Of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

THE second trial Of Mrs. Fair com
menced on Monday. OF the two hund-
red and fifty jurors summoned, nearly all
had excuses. Mrs. Fair shows the effect
of her imprisonment in emaciation and
palcness.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

CALVIN b. MCDONALD, well known
as a newspaper writer, and editor of the
JoUANAL in 1852, will go East, to take a
leading position on the staff of new Re
publican daily at St. Louis.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

THE protection of the Arizona settlers
from Indian aggressions costs annually
500 head for every resident in that ter
rfed Territory The question is whether
it wouldn't be cheaper in the long run, as
well as pleasanter for all parties concern
ed, to remove the white inhabitants some
where else and allow them a small income
on condition Of their staying away from
Arizona.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

A CRAZY man went into the Womens'
Rights Convention with one side Of his
head shaved clean, the other side covered
with heavy beard. He was arrested,
bat it is an open question whether he WAS
not rs sane as some who were already
there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

"DUKE" GwIN and the impcached
Judge Hardy are delegates at large from
this State to the Baltimore Convention.
They are expected to vote for indorsing
Greeley. Kewen, of Alcatraz fame, is
candidate for Congress. Verify, politics
mikes strange associates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

ANOTnER fearful railroad accident oc-
CURED in Canada on the 22d. a train
ran off the track and sixty-fve passengers
were injured, twenty-three Of whom have
since died, while many others are hope
lessly injured.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

LITTLE Delaware is the only State
that has declared in favor Of a straight
out Democratic nomination by the Con
vention. Velily, the "time honored
principles " of Democracy are at dis
count just now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

The carly crops on the Merced river
bottom lands are better this year than
usual, and many OF the farmers are plant
ing corn upon the lands from which they
have just cut crops Of hay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
MANNER OF DRAWING I:

One hundred numbers will be placed in a
box and boy, to be selected by the ticket
holders, viii draw Thirty Numbers-the first
number taking the highest prize, and So on.
Tho Drawing will take place al Thomas
Theater, after dinner.
WeayeYille, June 2sth, 1872. Ii.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
DEATHS

In Philadelphia, June 6, 1872, Mrs.
EMEIINE j. HOWE, formerly of Weaver
yeryile.
On the East Fork, June, 4, AUGrsTIN
DUDIEsNE, aged 81 years, formerly Of
La Chapclle, St. Denis, France.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

A DETROIT man turned up in Salt
Lake City the other day, inquiring about
some mining stock in which he invested
some years ago, and found to his surprise
that it was worth 5000, 600.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots and Shoes
are sure to superscde all others because
they are the most pliable-durobe-do
not rip or leak. Try them. All genuine
goods are stamped.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

THE best motto of the campaign is that
of Glenni w. Schofeld, of Warren,
Pennsylvania: We are for the man
that whaled, against the man that bailed,
Jefferson Davis"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

THE people of Norway are now prepar-
ing for a great national festival, to cele-
hrate the one thousandth anniversary of
Norway's nationality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

GROEsBEcK.-Still another Presiden-
tial ticket have we, in the shape Of Groes
and Olm3tead, nominated by the Free
Traders. We do not think the chances
Of this ticket very aattering.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

THE Hercules Powder Works, near
San Francisco, have blown up. No lives
were lost and the cause OF the explosion
is as yet unknown.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

The towns Of Independence and Lone
Pine, IN lnyo county, are to be rebuilt in
much better style than before the earth
quake. The new houses are Of wood.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

A MAN having a scolding wife, being
asked what he did for a living, replied
that he ''kept hot house."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

SMALL PoX.-This terrible disease has
become epidemic in San Francisco, no
less than eight cases being reported.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

DELos j HOWE will deliver the Fourth
Of July Grafton at Clayton, Contra Cos
Ia county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29
TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS:

SAN FRANCISCO I'll. P. Fisher % and
q New Merchants Exchange; Bean * Co.
No. 4le Montgomery Street, Thomas Boyce,
80 Merchants Exchange.
NEW YORK. :-IIuJson & Monet, IL Park
Row; Goo. ?. Rowell & Co., 10 Park Row; 5.
NJ. Pettingill 4 Co., 81 Park Row.