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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-05
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Oh. bear a message, gentle wind
And lingcr not upon thy way
To one who longs for me to-day;
Her eur, by city noise un.linned.
win hear thy gentle whisper, hear
And understand thy fairy tone,
Which speaks Of one who sits alone,
Whom thoughts Of her alone can cheer.
viii not Civ" thee words 10 bear;
III passing thou hast re,ul NY heart:
Bear that to her, who has tllt, nrt
To spell tho utterance OF the air.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-05

beatic story is that the
(rado have long wool, in
Pcumulates during sum-
Rhen grass has gone to
carries the seed into
the fleece. In winter
the dust is turned to
grass grows, and then
sheep may be seen
but in verdue clad, and
lures on their backs.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-05
The Bachelors SONG.
tFor tho Semi.weekly Republican,

BY =. ?. Il.
ThOughh alone in my room, am never IN c,oom
=. N0twit hstsndnx other folks say,
For my thoughts they free, and my heart full
gltu.
And the l,ours pass swiftly away.
With my pipe tn console, and mo wife TO control
can laugh away s0rrOw aud carr.
Unlisturl'ed by . wife, enjoy all my life,
tranquility she would make rare.
Or u istless at times will lnugh o'er the rhymes
That the folly Of yontl,timo sssayel,
Ant! reflect what . bliss, that happen to miss.
The enjoyment tho married parade
Then here's to tho life, which 10 FREQ from tho
strife,
That Ger follows in fair woman's wake.
And oil you who must CHOOSE, think twice 'ere
Tic true pleasures that bactelsss take,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-05
4 Anamosa county, Iowa,
"a lately for a keg of beer.
bly sixteen years Of age is
4 formed the whole plan
supplying Pennington,
1shire with water.
ou Of the novelist Cooper
a)e but he is no worse
her. who was in q Lo
3, and q very dishonest

London husband adver-
hi reward for the return
4 wife. but doesn't think
lie to have any one sent
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-05

oiue, candidate for Lieu
p.nor, voted for all the
asures that have been
the Legislature Of the
lbout forty others that
bth vetoed. The Repub-
cannot hope to carry
through.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-05

!. Davis, who was
lhe Labor Reform
olunbus. has written
ng the nomination
& the canvass The
e at Cincinnati and
sptanoe throughout
= convinced him that
way open for unit
atlon to General
'us 10 emOaf-
" he Liberal move
og in the field as
q special interest,
~.sest and patriotic
wing his name.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-05

L Conventions in Ohio
enthusiastically indors-
Iinnati ticket and plat
10Th Conventions there
Fde Of feeling in favor Of
bular movement which
through the country
reluctant little element,
first perceptible in Vir-
|ept away by the irrcsist-
t.Liberalism.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-05

ed by French astrono-
fentdc fact, that the
to revolve On it's
urst burn or tumble
will come to an end
The learned men
the end at the same
|only in asserting the
be caused by fire.
Is maintain that an
tanean fire is now
bowels Of the earth I:
! recent falling in of
1lace near Vesuvius.
appearance Of the
nom the crater as
their theory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

CALIFORNIA LIBERALS. - Rockerby
telegraphed recently to Greeley that Cal
lfornla was moving en- mdSSe tor the
Cincinnati nominees. 1T was necessary
that something should be done to verify
this statement, and accordingly there was
a gathering of he faithful at San Fran.
cisco lately and such "A gathering Ri
diculous as it may seem, Cincinnati was
out-done. The Sacramento Union, a
journal that cannot be accused of being
prejudiccd in the matter, tells the whole
truth in few fifty chosen words:
There may have been half dozen
men present who might rssist in the
organization OF party without reproach,
but that the meeting was made up OF
chrome soreheadS, known to be such from
one end of the State to the other, is too
patent TO be denied"
The published report gave the names
of NJ. NJ. Estee and Richard Chenerv as
attending. Both Of these gentlemen have
published cards denying the statement.
j. f. Chilis, we'll known in this county
as "O.d Razor" figured prominently in
the California Liberal movement. Now
be it known, that he was among the can
dldates at the Republican State Conven-
ton for the honor of attending the Ma
tlonal Convention to ren0minate Presi-
dent Grant. Failing in this, he is now
for Greeley, and of such are the leading
California Greeley Republicans. If ever
man needed to be rescued from his
friends, the white coated philosopher
wants assistance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

RED BLUFF ITEMs.-From the Red
Bluff Sentinel of the 25th, we CLEAN the
following: 1.-THE average arrivals of
merchandise at the Railroad Depot during
the past week for the upper country were
eight cars daily, all of which was promptly
forwarded by johnson & Hearn PHIL
LIPS " CHANDLER shipped five carloads
of cattle, one to Marysville, one to Oak
land and three to Reno, New. THE
excursion on Sunday last, by railroad,
from Sacramento and way stations to
Red Bluff, was huge affair. Some ten
or twelve cars arrived, filed to their ut
most capacity with humanity of both sex
es, and of almost every natonality-big
and little, old and young-all bent on
making it day of recreation and pleas
ure. Mine host of the fremont Hotel.
Uncle Billy Mayhem (than whom none
better can cater to the wants Of the inner
man, did n smashing business. Some
six hundred partoolI of dinner, and no
one went away hungry or even grumbled
at the fare.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

"JoHN HENRY" (VerdenaD writing
from San Francisco to the Virginia
Chronicle says:
Frank Pixley and Tommy Gray are
organizing for the Greeley campaign.
Greeley has telegraphed to Frank that he
can succeed General Sickles as Minister
to Spain, and that Gray can be Collector
rice Shannon, and these disinterested
patrols are spurred on to action. Major
Jack Stratman has bought out Kibbe's
new corner, corner Montgomery, Market
and Post streets, and will run it on indie
pendent principles for the special benefit
of Major Jack. Frank Pixley has com
menced writing letters on the political
position"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

THE Secretary of the Treasury, whose
head is confessedly about rs clear and
calm as any in the political field, is said
by the Washington correspondent of Mr..
Greeley's own paper to express the delib-
crate opinion that, if the Presidential con-
test is between Gen. Grant and Mr.. Gree
ley, the former will receive the largest
relative vote given to any Presidential
candidate since James Monroe. lie thinks
that more Democrats will vote for Grant
than for Greeley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

CoTToN PLANTING.- According to the
Smelling Argus the farmers of Merced
county are displaying unusual energy in
cotton pantlng-pa particularly in the river
bottom lands. Col. Strong is putting in
from three to four hundred acres, and the
Buc&ley brothers will pant three hum
dred and fifty acres more. Col. Strong
and several other gentlemen have also
put in a hundred acres on Manposa
Creek. Still others are planting small
parcels Of ground, at cheaper rates than
has heretofore been done, and with a
prospect Of much better crops.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

AccEPTED.- Horace Greeley has ac-
cepted the nomination in a long letter.
He says he has waited to see whether the
people were suited. Becoming satisfied
on this point, he concluded to accept.
Greeley is an able writer and his letter of
acceptance is no exception. 1t was to be
expected he would do his best to be
agreeable. Condensed it amounts to this.
The Cincinnati Platform is perfection
and Greeley ought to be elected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

THE FIRST GUN.-The recent elections
in New Hampshire and Connecticut dem
onStrated that the people of those States
were not influenced by the attempts made
in the Senate to prejudice Grant with the
people. Since the nomination of Greeley
and Brown, a square issue was made in
the election for Mayor of the city OF Pc
tersburg, Virginia. The Liberals and
Democrats united in support of Greeley
candidate only to meet with an over
whelming defeat. Much CONSERVATION
among Southern Democratic Greeley
Republicans is the result.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

AMNESTY BILL.-In accordance witt
the recommendations OF President Grant
made some time ago, Congress has passed
General Amnesty Bill, which the Pres,
ldent has signed. The bill excepts two
hundred persons from its provisions, in.
Guiding JEFF. Davis and John c. Breck-
inridge.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

PEOPLE ought not to pack cooked pis-
tolls about in the hip pockets of their
pantaloons the custom is wholly inde-
fensible. Such is the opinion ef the last
man who leaned up against the counter
in Marysville saloon for quiet chat
with the barkeeper. The odd boot will
be given TO the poor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

DISCUSSED. Hon. Stanley Matthews,
who acted as temporary chairman of the
Cincinnati Convention, Edwal d Atkinson
and a number Of leading Liberal Repub-
licans and participants in the proceedings
at Cincinnati. have publicly expressed
their disgust with the ticket nominated
and the action had. Another Convention
is called to meet at New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01
E. P. LOVEJOY. Editor
OUR AGENTS

San FRANCISCO IL p. Fisher % and
81 New Merchants Exchange Bean 90
No. 4iG Montgomery street; Thomas Boyce'
50 Merchants Exchange.
NEW YORK. Hudson & Menet, Al Park
Row; Geo P, Resell n Co, 40 Park Row; ;.
NJ. Pettlngill a Co, 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

Mr.. GORDON BENNETT, JR., of the
Herald and Mr.. August Belmont have
been placing their money upon uncertain
events. Mr.. Bennett bias bet his ten
thousand dollars against Mr.. Belmont's
four thousand, that General Grant will
be next President of the United States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

The Pope is AN early riser, and accord
ing to the advice OF his physicians does
not allow himself TO be overcome by the
Incidence of ordinary old men. He has
a decided aversion to carpets and has
none, Summer or Winter, in his simply
furnished bed chamber.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

WITHDRAwN. Greeley has published
card stating that he has entirely with
drawn from any control or management
OF the New York Tribune until after the
Presidential campaign.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

THE assessment roll of San Francisco,
will this year, the Assessors say, foot up
S25O, ,OOO-;he papers there have been
claiming $500, 100000 1t bad SIG, ,5OO,-
900 in 1870. Alameda will foot up S35,-
100000, against Sl2 100000 last year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

WM. II. SEWARD, Noah Webster and
Aaron Burr all attended the same school
in Goshen, Orange county, New York,
in the days Of their boyhood. Seward
seems to be man of the past, present
and future.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

The Carson Register is informed that
at least 5000 people are in readiness to
turn out en- naasSe to escort j. p. Jones
to his residence, on his arrival in Virginia
Citv.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

Dolly Warden ought to be bought
very strong and heavy, so that after you
get tired of wearing them, ms you soon
will, you can put them TO their legitimate
use and cover furniture with them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

AN eccentric Connecticut gentleman,
recently deceased, left to religious insti-
tutions $75 900, to his cook Sl30, 900, and
each of his five children S400 apiece.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

The Dd0y Press is the name of a new
paper published at San Jose by Jos. H..
Pryor, Jos. 7. Hayne and Jno. j. Conmy.
Two if not all of the publishers are old
residents of Shasta county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

Mrs. KiDDER, wife Of Charles a. Kid
der, late County Clerk Of Solano county,
is an applicant for the position held by
her hus band.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

The wealth of Allegheny county, Penn
syIvania, including the city of Pittsburg,
is assessed at 1855, lSl ,07O, or more than
that ofthe five States OF Delaware, Flor
ida Nevada, Oregon and Nebraska com
hinn1
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

GEN. A. NJ. VIM, prominent Dem.
oerat OF San Francisco and a leader
among workingmen, is for Grant as
against Greeley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

QU1NfNE is worth its weight in dia-
monds in South Africa. Its solution is II
popular beverage there, and men shake"
for it as they do for drinks here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

IT is estimated that Calaveras county
will manufacture 100000 gallons Of bran
dy this year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

TWELVE iron steamships are now in
course Of construction on the Delaware,
at cost of more than six millions Of
dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

The Gilroy Water Company are build
ing distributing reservoir, capacity s.
100000 gallons, which will be completed
in June,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

THE people of Visalia purchased depot
grounds for the railroad and presented
the deed to the company. The land cost
$4,000,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

AN Indiana matron is " doing as well
as could be expected at the age Of Y.
It's a girl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

ST.. LOUIS is proud of woman who
drinks from eighty to hundred glasses
of lager per diem.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

A CONNECTICUT man builds carriages
made wholly of India-rubher.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

SIXTY THOUSAND acres of land in
Florida were recently purchased for one
and half cents an acre.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01
SATURDAY. JUNE 1872.

JAPAN has bought 100000 Chassepots
from Prussia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

SAN BERNARDISo now has over forty
artesian wells within the city limits, and
many more in the country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

SOME wealthy gentlemen Of Costa Rca
are investing in real estate in San Rafael.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Senate yesterday agreed to the
House substitute for the Morill amend
ment authorizing the payment, wherever
ownership Is established, of the net pro-
ceeds OF the sale of cotton seized as con-
liscated property after June, 1865. The
Secretary of the Treasury estimates the
amount of this refund at half million. of
dollars.
A bill for the establishment of indus
trial homes and training schools for the
orphans of soldiers who served in the
late war has been agreed to by the Sen
ate Committee on Military Affairs, and
bids fair to become a law. The New
York Herdtd yesterday published the
correspondence relating to the addition
article Of the Treaty of Washington.
though they refer to pending negotia-
tlons, and secrecy was enjoined upon all
concerned in their custody. This steal
ing of news is disgraceful to the parties
engaged in it, and to the country whose
secrets are thus stolen.
The Democracy of New York State
adopted the Cincinnati platform and,
rather unexpectedly to the Dolly Var
dens, sent delegates to the Baltimore Con
vention. Thus Janus face is presented
pro tenn.
The Tennessee State Republican Con-
vention unanimously indorsed Gen. Grant
at its recent session. 1t is reported as
harmonious and enthusiastic.
Gen. Stanley Mathews who, as tenn
porary chairman of the Cincinnati con-
vention, charged corruption on the poll
tics of the day, has just stated in letter
to'a friend who inquired his reason for so
doing, that the greatest evidence of the
truth of the charge that he knew of was
that furnished by the Cincinnati Conven-
ton itself C.M.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

HALLS VEGETABLE SIc1LtAN HAIR
RENEwER is the best preparation for the
hair in the market, and always gives sat-
isfaction. Do not be put off by unprin-
cipled dealers with others on which they
make more profit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

HARVESTING has begun in the neigh
borhood of Petauma,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01

MUSIC |! MUSIC /!
Burdctt Organs,
ShOnimger Organs,
Steiaway IL Sons Pianos.
Krausch AZ Bach Pianos,
IHaincs Bros Pianos,
R9nisch Upright Iron Standard Pianos.
Sheet Music, Music Books, and General
Musical Merchandise
AT GRAY'S MUSIC STORE,
G23 4 G25 Clay Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
lOl First Street,
Portland, Oregon. jcl-2m@
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN. Tbo,
~ IN pursuance Of the Order of the probote
court, made on the | tn day of NAV. A. ID
lS.2, IN the matter of the Estate and tiuardion.
snip OF John v. Shutort II minor, the under
signed, Guardian of said minor, will sell at
Public Auction, TO the highest bidder. for cash
III one parcel, and subject to confirmation of
said Probate Court, on Vi
SATURDAY, JUNE 22d, 1872.
at o'clock, ?. NJ, in front of the Court Uouso
IN Weavervllle, all the right, title. interest
ana estate of the said Minor in and TO alI rb NJ
iot, piece or parcel of land situate, yina and
dDeing IN the town of Weaveryille. conntv "r
trinity, and on the West side of sydney Gnicb
containing about ten acres more or less 10,
gether with the Dwelling House, and ali inn
proVenents on said lot; said land being in
ShufOrt place" 40 INV
~ Ierh and Condition Of Sale: CASH
zen per cent, OF the purchase money TO be paid
on me day of sale, balance on confirmation of
sale M by said Probate Court Deed at expense
OF purchaser. N'0i''o
JOHN W. PHILBROOK,
Dated, May Goth, 1872. 4w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-01
ARMS OF THE DEMOCRACY.

The report Of the State Superintendent
of Public Instruction for Texas up to tn
end of December last has been received
here. On entering upon his duties in tn,
Spring Of 1871 and without hardly pub
lie school house and no aid from an,
previous attempts at organization of pub
lie instruction in the State. He shows a
the close of his report $500 children al
ready in attendance upon public schools
This is great triumph for Republican
ism in Texas.
Smyrna times., 1872-03-20

Inc majority of a committee of the Mass.
acnuSetts Legislature have reported in favor Of
u u.nenulng the state constitution so as to allow
oppose the amendment. '-'''i''i''
NJ: "A bill was introduced in the Senate Of
Missouri on Saturday, which practically abol.
lshes the death penalty, by leaving the mode Of
punishment to the discretion of the jury.
The West Virginia Constitutional Convon-
tlon Is engaged In discussing the use of the
"ord white as qualification for Office.
Two japanese ambassadors attended service
aT aT the metropolitan Methodist Church at
~ " asnlng1on' sunday, occupying seats near
'noSe ol the President and Vice President.
Smyrna times., 1872-03-20

Senator Sherman's speech on the finances.
shows that the taxes already repealed Welded
S233,0O0 900 and that we now have a surnlne
of $50 100000 to be applied to such subjects Of
taxation as most need relief. Discussing the
question as to what objects should rean the
benefits of this amelioration, Mr.. Sherman
suggests that with the proposed reduction
should come abolition of the franking PRIVILEGE
a close scrutiny OF the pension list, the rednc,
ton of public printing, limitation expenditures
for public buildings, and a summary cuttiny of
Of expenditures which grew out of the war, bnt
have survived it. The Senator is not in favor
of the House plan of reducing taxation bv
applying the reduction to such articles as coal
salt tea and coffee, but he argues that tbe
internal revenue system of taxation, an off.
spring of the war, unpopular and inouisitorial
should first be abolished. He favors customs
duties on all goods which are pure articles Of
luxury or which enter into competition with
American manufactures; and he consents TO
the freedom of all raw productions of nature
Foreign fabrics which enter into competition
with domestic fabrics should be taxed: while
materials which are absorbed in domestic
manufactures should, he thinks, be free.
Smyrna times., 1872-03-20

VINE Inc Chicago 1imes the leader of the
abuS5 hbuS.srn Democracy, says: The defeat is
;oudEE"Itly T. oEiy compensated by the moral which
obvin"r o. inoras, Is This moral is embodied in the
alone lous sso ueauetlon that the Democratic party
the rcSea"t SoamaS no shadow of chance to prevent
pig headed Bourbon in the party must pt'TSoy noy
Iecosnlze the fact that the Democratic c candy; mJI
oate Tor President could not carry more than
th Ine thlrd OF the electoral VOTE It follows that
r;oi;p rnJ nope OF rescuing the country from imne.
,,m,a riallsm and corruption depends solely on the
tb;s Iom OF all the elements of opposition to secure
oi,So ohis union and to achieve victory which If
%ont;o %mGst assures 1t is necessary that the Con.
and j'iUn at Cincinnati shall recognize the wide
anu spohtapeous expressions of popular m
PFoyal PROV that have been elected bv the seIect;apO
OF the candidate which was made at Columbn"
Smyrna times., 1872-03-20

,GoUGHs AND CoLDs.-During the change
sOie s1 seasons OF Fall and Winter, when coughs
a9J colds are so prevalent, no person should be
~NnOuf Z, some reliable preparation for their
c curej They should recollect that neglected
Suuga or cold frequently terminates in Con-
SUMPTION : Hasson's Compouad Syrup of Tar
~ y one pest and most reliable article known for
s. S.e cure OF coughs, colds, hoarseness, chronic
CffsLih, Of sore throat, asthma, and all diseases
Of the throat and lungs. No person shonld he
Without it Price 50 cents. Sold bv ]. w
Denney, Druggist, Smyrna. and at drug stores
ees:ery"9ere. BaS- p. S.-Beware Of counter
P,ts iS,.@ None genuine without the signature of
~UssELL u.aSLL 4 lands, Proprietors, on outside
'pper VI each bottle. janl0-3m
Smyrna times., 1872-03-20

POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN A NUTSHELL
The latest glance through the political horo.
scope as will have been seen from our political
columns, presents the fact that Chase is still in
the field for President, and that his friends ara
about holding a convention in an obscure town
in West Virginia; that liberal republicanism
has broken out in Arkansas that the Demo.
cratic National Committee are again called
upon to show their hands; that an interior
Pennsylvania republican paper demands that
the republican party must be purified, but that
the work must b. done inside the party lines
that the recent republican victory in New
Hampshire is regarded as triumph for Gen
eral Grant and victory for protection over
free trade; that the chances for the republi-
cans carrying Connecticut on the Ist of Anril
are Just as certain as that they have carried
the Iranlte State, and will carry Rhode Island
on the Sd Of the same month, &c, &c. The
democrats tall to see in the chastisement thev
received in New Hampshire blessing in dis.
gulse' and are casting about for new comb.
nations. The caldron begins to boil By the
middle Of the month Of June it will be in fnll
ouO6le-ahd the politicians full of toll and
trouble. " T. Herald.