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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-30
BIRTHS.

In Weaverville, March 9th, the wife
of l.. Feibush of a DAUGHTER.
At Utica, Michigan, Feb. 18th, the
wife of w. c. Given of son.
At Denver, Colorado, March 18th, the
wife of M. Ii. Landers of SON.
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For the very bcst Photographs, go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without Stairs. ED As
CEND IN THE ELEVATOR, l20 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. b.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG has eleven Of his
wives in Jail for trying to get up Leap
Year party. They can stand it, however,
it's not the first time they have suffered
confinement ON his account.
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STATE CONVENTION.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Ata meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee, held at San Francis.
co. March ID. 1872, the following call for
a State Convention with the apportion-
mont Of delegates) and the following res
olutions were adopted:
The Republican voters of the State Of
California are requested to choose dele.
gate, 10 a State Convention TO be held At
the City of Sacramento on
THURSDAY, APRIL 25th, Isz2.
for the purpose of selecting delegates to
the National Republican Convention, to
be held in the City of Philadelphia on
the Fifth day of June, 1872, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice Presi.
dent of the United States, and to select
State Central Committee, and for the
transaction of such other business rs NAV
properly come before the Convention
The apportionment of the delegates Is
as follows
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MARRIAGES.

In San Francisco, March 18th, 1872, at
Calvary Church, by Rev. John Hemphill,
CHAs. w. GORDON to ALICE L. Fulton.
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NOTICE.

ACCORDANCE WITH THE RE-
entitled " An Act TO Pay the Expenses necesl
sarlly Incurred in Suppressing Indian IIostili-
ties In the Counties of Humboldt and Trinity
in the years Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-eig6t
and Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-ninc," Ap-
All persons having claims for money and
supplies advanced to Stephen Fleming and lis
company in suppressing Indian hostilities in
the counties Of humboldt and Trinity, in tLe
years 1858 and lSi4, are hereby notified to nra-
sent said lalms, with their proofs and vouchers
IN support OF the same, to A. ID. Bayles. MI his
residence in Trinity county. State ofCalifornia
wIlhln three months altor the first insertion of
this advertisements ''''' VI
Dated, March 23d, 1872 ''i-'' Inn
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TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS

SAN FRANCISCO tt. p. Fisher, 20 and
2l New Merchants Exchange Bean Co
No. 40 Montgomery Street; Thomas Boyoe'
so Merchants Exchange.
NEW Y0RES :-lIudson & Monet, fl Park
Row Gee p, Rowell a Co., 10 Park Row D.
M. Pettfeg3lI & Co, 81 Park Row.
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ASSESSMENT OF ANIMALS.

Mr.. Barker, of Nevada, few days
since introduced bill relative TO the as
sessment of animals, and which refers
more particularly to the mountain coun-
ties. 1t provides that where any person
owning stock shall drive the same into
another county, they shall be assessed
nevertheless in the county in which the
owner resides. Any Assessor finding stock
in any county which the owner claims are
only temporarily there, may require a
written and sworn statement of the fact
and that they have been brought into the
county within six months preceding. On
Saturday this bill passed the Assembly,
though met with decided opposition,
some considering that it would create
great disorder in the workings of the AS
SCISSORS of the different counties. Il,
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ResOIUed, That it shall be the dnty OF
the several Republican County Commit
tees of this State to call Primary Elections
in their respective counties, under the
so called Porter's Primary Election
Law" for the selection of Delegates tO
the State Convention-such Primaries to
be held on or before the Fifteenth day Of
April, 1872, and the delegates shall be
elected by direct Vote of the people,
That the persons in each county or dis
trict, rs the case may be, receiving the
highest number of legal votes in the
county (when elected by the county at
large), or in the district (when elected Ira
districts onlyl, shall be declared 10 be
duly elected by the County Committee,
as follows:
First. One delegate shall be elected
from each county at large.
Second That in the cities of San Fran
cisco, Sacramento, Stockton, Marysville,
Oakland, San Jose and Vallejo, the Coun-
ty Committees shall make the apportion-
ment of said delegates to each voting
precinct Of such cities as follows
|. One delegate for every $50 Repuh-
lican votes polled in the district ut tho
last State election.
2. One delegate for fraction of any
number of such votes above l6 and under
go but the whole number of delegates
to be elected in the whole county not to
exceed the appoltionment herein made.
The test at such Primary Election shall
be:
|. That the person offering to vote is a
legally qualified voter Of the district.
III. That he voted for Newton Booth
| for Governor.
III. That he will support the nominees
of the National Republican Convention.
to be held at Philadelphia on the 9th OF
June, a. d., 1872.
EUGENE L. SULLIVAN,
NJ. NJ. ESTEE, Chairman.
Secretary.
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ADVENTUROUS citizens of Santa Cruz
propose visiting the diamond fields of AZ
RIGA.
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SUBSIDIES

And the plank in the platforms of both
parties have again been discussed at
length in the Assembly. On Friday last
it was subsidies and platforms nearly all
day long, to the utter exclusion of all
other business. The question arose from
bills relating to San Francisco for bring
ing water there from Lake Tahoe, also
bill vacating certain streets there to
the railroad for commercial purposes.
Speaker Shannon came down from his
high seat and gave his views on subsidies
in general. In answer to question he
said that he had adopted the Republican
platform as the lesser evil of the two, and
1t was necessary he should stand on one.
Regarding the subsidy plank he had also
endorsed that per necessity, but with
many mental reservations. lie said not
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INTERESTING ITEMS,

Carl Schurz was fatty contradicted by
a witness before the Sale of Arms Com
mitee yesterday. lie stated that General
Dyer had said in his report that one mill
lion breech leaders should be kept in the
Arsenal to provide against emergencies.
On referring to the report it was found
that Schurz was wrong. The remarks
alluded to what was thought by others
three years ago.
General Sicllles has been granted an
extended leave from Spain. That is all
that has been done thus far.
VIM. Newton was indicted yesterday
in our Criminal Court for the murder of
Samuel Lucas in February last. G, NJ.
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The city of Mobile, Ala, is one Of the nIost
prompt and reliable debtors among oil the boz
rowers in this country. A temporary loan OF
100000 was contracted last fall, which has
been paiA before is vas due, thus seeuFiHg .
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CAUIIoN.--Every Genuine box Of DIR. Nc.
LANES Llvkk P!LL9 bsars ths signature Of F1en:
Ming BrotherA Ptss6urR. Pa and their privats Uatsd
Sssses STAMP. Take no other; the market q fuu q
Il y the popular verdict that people who havs bssa
socuS9assd - Ms of Htssss Coraal eAligsds
svenfnsly e rsoost to AcLAHEs Lvsa PiLla fog pse
zsnoat relief. sp35 sm
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Bksr AND oLpEsr FAMILY MxDlcs4x.--sAN,
% sSs2S 1sy.E S !vloScAros-A purely yssssss Cs
hssus sstaoks and all II
liver, s$onaoh aud bovuln Ask your DruRIlot far H.
beware Of limitations. jAi q oeWiY
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In Horace Greeley'a book on fsEHing sbe tuE-a
made tho celebrated Indian TorniI Pectoral Balm,
by B. Lapincs 0PRoste0 the old Pontehar
tram IsSilrcSd Depot Third Distret Al eTPeEtanoed
drngeists sell t. Cor t Is speedy and infanibie cure
for cou glhgas4 celas.
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WoRKINGMEN's
Aoc coMMooATtoN BANK.
1000 Shares, at S25 Each.
Payable . st time Of subscribing. and SOC. every
No.Aay fsg forty six Neska~ 80
Book, Of suhser4ptieu to the capital stock now
s,.pA. H.pUDLEYCoLEMANs. Union st.
y H. GARHNERB. Is3 Canal etfeef.
n. MELSHzAMS, cor. Camp and GFsVieF.
h. Corner Magazine and St. Mary strests.
Corner Baronne and Pendido streets
Dr. RILEYS DRu& STORE, A)Gisra.
JOIIN AcPHELIN,
Corner Csrondelet and Rerdido street
And se tho OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, =
mnIc S1,5n - - - Garocdetet etreas. :.
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AlA-

& III - ~ ~ IL %e the WIDOW and BLIND
DAUGHTER Of the late PROF. THHo. Won La
HACHE. ct St. Therosa's Hall, on Erato eta ost,
between Camp and Nagaalns strssts.
Admiration One Dollar, to9S IL
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.ARD OF THAMES.

Tho undersgnsd hereby tenders her sinecre hapks
the HlBERN1AN n BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL
Alp Ass0CIATIoN q LoUlsIANA sor the Isenps
or Six Hundred and Sixteen Dollars and hftS centa
e6ls oO). in behalf Of her lsss husband Thonas H,
ica5It MRS. THOMAS HILI.
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SUMNER VACATION READING,

For Parties Across the Lake. for Children Home faom
School, aud for EVERYBODY ELSE
SrORIFs from tho Bible and Church Histories.
ALBAN, by DIR: Huntington.
GOING HOME, MARION HOWARD, EUDO1IA.
MERCHANT OF ANTW ERP, ANNE SEvERIN,
NELLIE NETrERyILLB, and other beautiful
LITTLE PIERRE, MAGGIEs ROSARY FRENCH
EGGS and q large variety Of JUVENILE STORIES.
THE DECEASED BISHOPS OF AMERICA, being o
Thorough History OF the Church in this country.
JANUARIUS, the Most Striking Miracle row existing
MILES HAMLET, tho Beet Crftique in tho Language.
POEMS, BIOGRAPHIES HISTORIES, TRAVELS
best authors Just received, and for sale st
CHAS. d. ELDER'S Catholic Bookseller,
: I24 Caznp street. lafayette Square,
{e4 5ptf New 0resna
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NrfUFRAL, SPERM OIL.

MINEhAk DI AA>'A .1I p q ,st.-s : -
III. on .sssIs1s ::sg sss% n
sss can bs transporisd 81 Iasd or ssa sose1 ware
IA : scr
Scss and e faas uesd sayvhsss. "a sss
s:sa ESSss:: ss5s ssas sss;. e
:ss en- as fn.ss a'A'r
IT WILL NOT AZ TAE6 81 F1fE RE Z h GAsH OF ShEAA
THE OIL WILL ExTINGUrsH THE FLAME.
TIE 9 s shS e S SW sas s:asi ss. !.
Ms CT :s sSs 9sse e.
The OH Is patented, and 1aade by pgeeasS vhieh
inistss e ass VIZ pusyEE
requres 6at lltaas ssssn0a nd 20 tngssE. ~ & "a
lSssF ne StGso0phors II dess not efiassts by ga T
BarDsr ats All ordinary coal OH lanRS. !. ~. y
RnAsoMs WIZ Yog saoUlD. sgkE THIS osL
= Ths great SFiliapsy g The NEhk =. .s-l !, 4s,,
S:s. sssss ssdss SsSs s e 'A 's K'f9''H'
he AGISErAL, sRERI o3L hsss bsea .dsDtsd 2 2
s yssls end 3 .gRsSysa sEtsss rSass ssS e
Osleaass lr.f tel a. =. 9s17iE p p ~
l. Wotavits an who aee atsrasteSs saI ana SxAsns
send for SsculsrSs AEIneraa sperm OF gaa DHA
y1aS :. ,Ss xAsSSE sSssSs1s nss 1ssA6
ss5 asA R.:as - a- zee fSs]osesaSs, ISe -
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G. D. ELDER, Catholic BooxsELLER, ia
CAAfs tsrRRrr, WILL sUfPLY, AT sHoKTK,T
asssaaas-AsHroaDsas~s ~son- ,1ooxas -0sAasoHsaxs
eAtsD DasouzoRAU 0oops OF EvGxYS SxrND. sh..
a ~ nan ssskSa old 6if H%sucls iHsssy1se$sl
while In Paelfs0snE 1be soMe posaei6n, saying.
:. Degt ysa aresss1bse me q used eOA1 SpAgese
Wsels HespouAed Sir FnnSis,N "syoa hevss
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EErHhHhaosa1 ,~
vtCttV -eEiottTz APERtRNTs
aefontAc eonbination ~ ths moe rsz0W0ed bDER4D
Of EuTopoS =. Lsass
IA n.repeassitative Of tho nstula MeteaA -
kPENTENF ciTn fniy ts relied RPon In Binene CA-S
1iaintS Eneorr1.Seat of sbe Ever 11as Of ABRetes
ESotic1s n t6o KidBoyA Hesdseh0. scDers1 DeoLntyS
'aSs mi S5n Sraosisns ss WI b band cash hst.s
| 49, FREDERIcRa0M Z HAREE. - -,
q. cBHlBfs, .-..4S.ss;-
i1So Canal street. .-..-s- -ssS-a1sE
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XA1RIlD !:

PxEL-yINoE-Qo AsuaAy. juno ~. 1874 ~ the
rseidsnoso Of the - sReghsr, by the Very Rev.
54poIna< fasis Louise vi.ot, both of
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The underagned, formerly Of ios Canal street, an
located at li9 COMMON STREET between Camp and
St. Charles streets.
He caiis special attanhen to his stock OF WALL.
PAPER, ranging In price from loc. roll Spy ards;
SHADES. eto.. being very large, and HE s1pensss
articles in his line At Greatly Reduced Prices
Call and see for yoSSss1ysssI yoWSSsTs1EysIAHAN ,o Common s
! Genuine English WHITE LEAD tB. b. aiways On
| hand 1e23 3m
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CHEAP f,,
WALL PAPER
AND
WIN DOW SHADES.
7. }. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER
AID p1ALRR s
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW sHADER
2s3.. .-........ Camp Street. ...-...-.-s-,-2s3
Re-,
CHEAP

Mr. BsoD e prsgs;ss = 6as1tse y Cseaa u u hia IN, 4ns
iar afasattSn his fDo s1epk of g
6AK,s K,sNAR9Lk. sT0SE fSRsG0 - COP p
snS 80 .xish HALLS M6GIO- TIKSUhEG 18as
Fel IS 6keAs froD - we'll - fnsla ths ess1s
of the W1pd1W, .5 = :.
M Brywh esIy asks =! iapsztaai egssin.tisaer y
atooh end eomNaisaA Of bic prices VITA I6o0e a 0f
deolSru fooiiDg ansuesd that he en- 1l1ays Nfysso
ssttsfscsaon, an4 tbat the sxHapAitssS ~ ~ -
arinsssa FednifoA - yeach Aio viii b0rsaA Mo
thaa h1AAEpa io,A by tks ssvfaG in measy. Ayfs6
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The Coming Algerine Fatr-Again we are glad
dened with good news from the other side OF
the mighty stream that separates us from the
Algerines. 1t is seldom in these days Of fairs,
bazaars and concerts that one creates such
atir and promises 90 well for its result as the
Fair about to come of in Agiers for liquidating
the building expenses of the new church.
Even we, busy bees on this side, have caught
somewhat of tho interest and excitement
which is everywhere manifest througheut Al
giers, and nothing but visit to that improv-
ing locality in the .early part Of next month
can still our curiosity and satisfy our desire to
see what small people can do, when . good
will and the glory of God are the beginning
and the end of what they undertake. We are
happy to he enabled to give few moro par
ticulars of this grand Fair and of the enjoy
able nights promised from the 9th to the 18th
of July. The programme has been sketched
ont a. well as premature arrangements will
admit = aad ~o feel gr@teful TO be able to add
! four own appreciation. Of She care and felicity
of choice which eRaracterise tho subjects 40.
leclad for ,anusenent. The ladies of Aigiers
! have sd ably. disposed the nightly entertain
meuts that it won1d be difacuft,ff not pre-
sumvtious, for us to offer an opinion as to .the
! night which will please the mosh However,
I for those who, living at q distance, may not
/ have the opportunity of visiting the Fair every
evening, We shah hazard our Feconmendatlon
not to miss, by any means, the opening night
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WAKTS-FoR RERTs-kTes

al Tenpfs Heuse, PsESSli eI BaihAenAraaS G9aAtRR
sligo 4 1sS ~ T.S Yor 70 With Is
ssIf0alIS RRIELRF. -of Comfy Ba.sscnaO5, se1aSF
drectci % bar brother, LUkg cASEY, AngustS Gas
1otAd 20 tnAnkfuny ackuO"1sdSe1 l.s .sap4sR :
1GERTING ROOM For RRNH,EDEE GRAOUUg
NnA 0okGzfatahad AeaasnE BspEA,' Ne. 10 Cago1s
tSo Sventn6 or month. oa reaa0hahls tnaS. ARVE
tie S@co Sf tAs AokziHa STIR seNe. -
CATHOLIC ABRCHARTS AND HGD0HAEEoB
~ nsaalEing we'll iRaaEuaesA BOYS ovleR o1ee3 yss
koe aeA - leaEA shelE. eVgaDeeA G.. lSezS
SS-Si2Xs ~ Ss.,st - n s.1,SsSS Ss, ca e. tSra-s
-. SlaeA !TAS Ssls "a esSe4u1e o bA@S - ~
\ AonnAe q nfRoolaEn ! l-.@l& - - O1sS4S
=. -. = g-.s.... q. -1Eas sarFlS - -
w. 80 - ga i - rf~ = 0e,
50 - r. =. z-ss g---ve" ss-e7aa'9S So,
- "a ~ hossgsse 80 a. saS-sSHSs ~~SS W
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The shadss Of nigds--ghOstS.

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s--r =
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wrong which has been done MIN, ana NO"
determined are the Irish people that the
vile plot which had been laid and worked
| for his ruin shalt not affect its object.
We strongly recommend that subscrip-
zion to our follov-countrymen, for its cause
! ia fair aud just. There arc certain bur
dens incurred in fighting tho cause OF the
people which no individual shonld be left
to bear, and this is exactly such case.
| Although it was undoubtedly Intended by
the chief weight OF the attack was directed
against the Bishops and Clergy Of Gslwnys
and especially against his Grace the Archs
bishop Of Tusnl. This subscriptions will be
q demonstration Of respect andsAonor for
them, 40 well as q sustainment Of the gal
the national cause throughout the battle.
But other means also should be, and We
hope will be, adopted to declare the feeling
of tlie country on this subject. Steps
should promptly be taken TO ASCERTAIN
whether Parliament will allow Mr.. Justice
Keogh to go on outraging, ~ he has long
been doing. every sepso Of justice and DE-
; II has often been eaid that from the Gov
ernmept point Of view 1t 10 extremsly unde:
sirable that the IriSh people should regard
with hatred and distrust the adminiStratora
of the law, aud see In the dispensers oi
justice the slaves Of class or party feeling
pecfally it is desirable that the occupants
J. of the Bench should be men OF prudence
l and temper, whose habits Of langusge and
0 conduct would tend to obtain respect. fel
{ their decisions, II there be any trnth. "
ouch fennarks. the sooner means are toape .qt
: position he now occnpies, the better vii !
be for the interests Of The, G9yernment
). tand for the. peace apd tfah99ilHy Of Ire
; land.-D Dublfn Nation. s,t y,s. d. -
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Branch delegation In tne CentEAA DoA1o "a -sn0
Hibernian Association, and is intended, at no
distant day, to work great good to onr State by
the introduction of colonies of skilled agricul-
| turists from Erin's green isle.
| Departure Of Rer. Father Duffy, C. SIS. R.---our
Catholic population will be panied to learn
that Rev. Father Duffy, c. SIS. r., has been
compelled to leave this city on account Of ill
health. 1t is hoped, hewever, that the benefit
which may result from a change of climate and
complete reposs will permit the Rsv. Fnther'a
early return to New Orleans. The prayers OF
:. his friends will be unceasing, to the end that
that moment may speedily be at hand.
,Sacrilegious Robbery.-Some time during last
week, q party, having neither the fear nor the
love of God in his heart, wrenched the PooI
Box of the Society of St. Vincent de Psul of
the pillar to which it had been attached in st
Johns Ch1rch. The contents, We learn, conle
not have repayed the trouble taken By th
party to secure the box; but this does no
mitigate the infamy Of the crime. ...,
Young Mems Catholic Friends Society Of ST. Al
y tphonsus.-we acknowledge the receipt of {
\ }rourteous invitation TO stteud the annual cele
tbtatfou Of the abOye-mentiensdSASso Association
which is to- take place to-A AaE, at Biloxi, Miss
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DEATH OF JUDek FRKNTIss.
Congestion Of the Brain, at St. Paul, Last
MondRy


MondRy.
The Hon. Henry +. Prentiss. of this city,
died after a short illness, Of congestion of
the brain, at st. Pad, last Monday, the I'd
inst. Judge Prentiss has been residing
with his brother, the Hon Theodore Prem
tiss, Of WATERFOWL, for several weeks past.
Nov. 18th he went 10 St Paul, and stopped
at the Metropolitan Hotel, where he re-
manned until Saturday last, Nov. Both,
when he was attacked with violent cerebrsl
congestion, and died the second day after
ward, as above stated. His remains were
sent 10 his brother, at Watert'wn, for
burial, and were there consigned TO their
last resting place, yesterday His sudden
and unexpected death is severe shock 70
his relatives
Judge Prentiss was nephew of the Hon.
William II. Prentiss, ex Mayor of this city.
He was native of Vermont, where he
WINS n prominent member Of the bar, and
held the Office of States Attorney. He
came 10 Milwaukee IN 1856, and has since
resided here, untila few month ago, as men
toned He was candidate against G. X
Wells, ESQ.,, for the appointment of post
master in 1861, and was appointed Regis
ter in Bankruptcy, for this district wheI
the bankrupt law went into force He wa
genial and companionable gentlemen, o
ripe abilities and superior culture. Hi
frailties were those which beset only no
BILE nature. - Hii,edutee Nelcs.
There are good many Vermonters il
this city who will be panied to read tn
above. Henry Prentiss was school mat
Of one Of the editors of this paper, an
always his friend. He was one of eleve
sons Of the distinguished Samuel Prentis,
for many years a United States Senate
from Vermont, and afterwards, to the da
of his death United States District Judge
1t was very distinguished family in Vel
mont history, the boys all being men c
marked ability
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As several organs of the Administra-
ton have taken occasion to ceusure Mr..
Summers resolution offered in the Sen
ate, last week, the Hartford CT Times
says:
In 1862 General Mcclellan asked per
mission 10 inscribe upon the banners Of his
army the names of the battles it had won.
Senator Sumner then introduced resolu-
tons opposing this request, and spoke in
opposition 10 the idea Of emblazoning vic
tories over our own people, and perpetual
ing the memory of battles in which the
blood Of citizens Of the United States
alone was shed. Lieutenant General Win
field Scott, in his autobiography, alluded
10 this patriotic stand of Senator Sumner,
and approved of it, General Mcclellan 5
request was not granted So it appears
from the record that Senator Summer has
from the first acted from principle in this
matter aud his present views are not new,
nor do they arise from personal con
siderations.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11

"FLAvoRING EXTRACTS. "
Our Lemon and Vanilla
ara guaranteed strictly pure
and OF great strength. All
grocers sell them.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ssFoR Wars THAT ARE DARK AsD TRrcKs THAT ARE
VAIN, II is said that the heathen Chinee"h pecI
liar. This is doubtless true Burthese features
also apparent within the ranks ofthe American peo
pie We would suggest 10 those unfortunate persons
who have been in the ''ways that are dark, or who
have njrdciousy practiced tricks that vain,"
that there is help fos them, DR. L. ]. Reynolds, Of
Rochester the great friend to crring humanity is the
person to furnish the proper and speedy relief and
cure. The advertisement of Dr. Reynolds win be
found In this paper and from his great success In the
branches of the profession to which he has devoted
90 many years of his life, he is very generally cond
ed in