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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07
DEATH OF HORACE GREELEY.

Horace Greeley died at his residence at
Chappaqua, on Friday, November 29th,
at : p. NJ. Men are dying every day,
the demise of distinguished individuals
occurs frequently, but this is an excep-
tional event. By this time the news has
been borne to the ends of the world on
the lightning's wing, and wherever civil
ization extends intelligent men and women
are saying to one another that Horace
Greeley was pre-eminently great and
good man, and that there is vacancy in
American journalism which no other
man can fill. Greeley was self-made and
his life was remarkably cventtul. No
fitting tribute to his extraordinary ability,
his infexibe honesty, and his greatness
of heart, can be compressed within the
limits of an ordinary newspaper article,
much less passing obituary notice like
this. He was born at Amherst, New
Hampshire, February Sd, 1911, and was
nearly siXty-two years Old. In early
childhood he manifested fondness for
books coupled with an uncommon apti-
tude for retaining all he heard or read.
At the age of fifteen he began to learn
the printing trade. From the composing
room to the sanctum his progress was
rapid, and after unsuccesstully attempt
ing to establish, in the city of New \ orl,
the Molmtng Post and the NeU Yorker,
he finally, on the 10th day Of April, 1S4l,
began the publication of the New York
Tribune Since then the course of Horace
Greeley is inetfaceably part of American
history and is familiar to the reading
public. As a writer he combined vigor
and versatility of expression, and as a
statistcian he was unapproachable. AS
partisan he was earnest and aggressive
asking odds Of no opponent, always ap.
pealing to the reason rather than the
prejudices of the people, AS man, as Il
cotempornry ftly expresses it, he was 6
good citizen, good father, good hus.
band, a good friend. He was eminently
useful to his generation, and his teaching,
were all pure and benefcent." What
more can be said of humanity? Like al
great men, he possessed eccentricities o
character, but this trait was not gratifed
at the expense of others. His greates
weakness was a readiness to listen to al
appeals made to his charity or generosity
He was man take him all in all. We
ne'er shall look upon his like again."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07
THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.

The Sacramento Chameleon and a
number of other Democratic papers are
kiyi-ing" at great rate over large
sized mares nest" newly discovered by
them. They have it that George c. Cor
ham will make fight for Senator against
Booth, and that Gorham has the say on
the Republican party in this matter.
The cry of Gorham Gorham !" at the
beginning of every political campaign is
worn-out political dodge. When An
thony u Co. denounce George G. Gorham
of nonsense can no further go. The
assertion that Gorham and Booth will
be pitted against each other is in our
opinion sheer fabrication intended
to stir the political pool so that certain
evil-disposed persons may fish in its wa
te7s to better advantage. While we
think that strict justice to the people of
this State requires that neither of these
gentlemen should enter the Senatorial
arena, still if they wish to do so it is GER
tainly their privilege. So far as the con-
test inside Of the Republican organization
is concerned, there are several competent
men whom we should prefer to Gorham,
and Newton Booth is one of the number.
But whenever the contest is narrowed
down between the men who are now seek
ing to shiver the Republican organization
in this State and George G. Gorham, we
are emphatically for Gorham.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

Too THIN.-We notice that some of
our California exchanges are bowling a
great deal about number of workmen
having been discharged from the Mare
Island Navy Yard, November SOth, and
try to force the conclusion that these
men were merely hired for the purpose
of aiding the election of the Republican
Congressional nominee in this District.
They don't seem to understand that Ma
Wy Yard affairs are directed from the
head of the Navy Department at Wash
ington. Mare Island is not the only
place where the force was cut down. In
Eastern dispatches of December 1st we
see that 800 men were discharged from
the New York Yard and 500 from the
Charlestown Yard on the same day. 1t
has always been the practice to reduce
the force on the Navy Yards during the
Winter months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

SINCE the death of Greeley, the news
papers are agitating the question Of how
the Electors in his favor will vote. A
Southern paper suggests that they should
vote for Grant and make his election
unanimous. A Baltimore dispatch of
December 1st says the Electors of Mary
land Greeley were to hold meeting to
decide in the matter. The Importance
attached to the vote seems to be the
bearing it will have on the nomination
four Years hence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

MARROW GUAGE.-It now seems prob
able that the narrowguage railway from
Benicia to Red Bluff will be built From
the Colu.a SIN, of November 30th, we
learn that w. S. Watson, Chief Engin-
Ger, and party of surveyors are now in
that county making the survey. The OBJ
stacles on the line are Of Il very slight
character, and the company have re-
ceived sufficient encouragement to justify
them in the belief that the stock will be
promptly taken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

THE New York Journal Of Commerce
says that not less than $1,000 day suf-
fees to conduct first-class daily news
paper with full staff Of editors and re-
porters, with its commercial and news
correspondence, its kilograms from every
corner of the land, and its costly dis
patches from across the ocean.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

4 LEGAL TEsT.-It will be remem ber-
cd that Susan b. Anthony and fourteen
other strong-minded females were lately
arrested for having Illegally voted at
Rochester, N. Y. The case came up for
trial November 20th, before the United
States Commissioner, and the defend
ants, through their counsel. admitted the
facts alleged and based their defense o
the right to vote on the fourteenth amend
ment to the Constitution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

A MOVEMENT is on foot to remove the
county-seat of Butte county from Oro-
vile to Chico, and the citizens of the lat
ter place have subscribed the funds for
the erection of new county buildings.
Under the new laws of last Winter only
majority vote is necessary to remove
the county-seat, instead of two-thirds
vote MS before
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

SENATOR WILSON, of Massachusetts,,
will soon resign his seat in the United
States Senate to accept the Vice-Presi-
dency. There are several applicants for
the vacant Senatorship, but indications
are that Secretary Boutwell, is the coming
man. Vice President Wilson was the
successor of Daniel Webster, and took
his seat December 1st, 1851.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

UNUSED REVENUE STAMPs.-Persons
having on hand Internal Revenue stamps
for which they haye no use, can have
them redeemed at par by forwarding to
G. n. Felton,, Assistant U. S. Treasurer,
San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

DEFUNCT.-The Auburn Stars and
Stripes, the only Republican paper in
California that openly espoused the Lib
eral movement, gave up the ghost with
its issue of November 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

A JUDICIoUs EsTIMATE.-The friends
of the notorious Woodruff and ClaAin
recently held meeting in New York
City for the purpose of raising money to
libcrate them from prison. The amount
required was S4s, 900. There were TWEEN
ty.fve admirers of the woman's stock
brokers' firm present, and the sum sub
scrbed was just 80 %.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

GENERAL SHERMAN's report shows the
actual forces of enlisted men in the ar
my to be 1886; commissioned officers,
2,lO4. He submits with the report the
reports of all officers commanding mill
tary departments and divisions, which he
states are so full that they leave him only
to submit them with his approval.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

A PRoTRUDING toe is not slightly
thing, say nothing about health and COM
fort. &tUer Tipped Shoes never wear
out Mt the toe.
For Sale by all Dealers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

THE O'Conor Democratic ticket polled
1,25l votes in this State Mt the last cleo
ton, and it is probable that double that
number would have been polled had
straigth-out tickets been sent all over the
State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

THE New York WOrd wants the Fed
eral Constitution amended, so as to elect
President and Vice President by direct
vote of the people, and to limit the Pres
idcnt to one term.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

THE Dundee, Scotland, servant girls
want their hours of work lessened, COM
planning that under the present system,
they have no time to seec their sweet
baart,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

THE universal regret at Gen. Meade's
death will be intensified by the reflection
that his native city has supplied a poet
who sings his memory in such doggerel
as this:
lie scaled the bold heights, the summit OF
fame;
For the good of his country he toiled up the
same.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

A sure thing. cable ScreW WIre Boots
and Shoes will not rip, leak or come apart,
and are the easiest ever worn. Try them.
All bear the Patent Stamp.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

MIR. CARL SCHURz has discovered that
the pocket in which he carried the Ger
man vote came inside out when he turned
his coat, and the vote was lost.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

A New YORK dispatch says that the
office of Surveyor of that port, now va
cant is to be filled under the civil service
rules.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

A COCK FIGHT is announced at Virginia
City, New, for 500 a side, and n %
pound dog challenges the State to mortal
combat in the sum of $500,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

1t is said that Winnie Ream, the sculp-
tress, will bust Henry Ward Beecher.
Woodhull tried it and has come to griec.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

THE German Minister at Washington
denies the story telegraphed hence that
his Government has taken measures for
the prevention of emigration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

THE San Francisco Chronicle of late
discourses on its influence as " Gospel
Medium" Oh, Gosh !
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

For thevcry best Photographs, go to Bradley
RuloiSon's Gallery without Stairs B0-AS-
CEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. 8.
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TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS !:

TVOS. BaYCI;. Room NO. 30. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco. l. p,.r only authorized agent in that city
Aii9v YONsi i-IIudson & Mcnct, Il Park
1toN; tico. p. Rowcll Il Co., 10 Park Row s.
". pettinsill * Co, - Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

CALIFoRNIA will have to elect Com
gressmen again next year, to take their
seats March 4th, 1875.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

HORACE GREELEY's life was insured
for 100000 for the benefit of the Tribune
Association.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07
BIRTHS.

At Buckhorn Station, November 2Sth,
the wife Of NJ. n. Trask of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

I'm THE PROBATE COURT OF PIIE
H County OF TRINITY, state of Cali
fOrnia:
h, the matter Of tie Estate Of c. T..
E,ADER, deceased :
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned, the Administrator
of the above-named estate, to the credit
ors of and all persons having claims
against said Estate to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within TEN
MONTHS from the first publication of this
notice, to the undersigned, at his place
of business, Trinity Center, Cal.
IL. NJ. ALLEN,
Administrator.
Trinity Center, Nov. 26, 1872. 4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07

FRANK PIXLEY is accused of being
chief editor on the San Francisco Chron-
icie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-07
DEATHS.

In Weaverville, December 4th, JOHN
AKERMAN, a native OF Germany, aged
As years.
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roul saspicion Qaieted.

A coroner's inquest was held on Fri
day last on the body of Mrs. Stafford,
wife OF William Stafford, residing on
W est Run, near Easton, in this county
The Circumstances inducing the inquest
are somewhat- unusual.
Mrs Stafford died suddenly some two
weeks before The last, named date, and
her remaiss were inferred. Itis alleged
that she and her husband did not live
agreeabIy together, and her sudden de-
mise aroused suspicious in the minds of
some Of the neighbors that her death
waslthe result Of injuries received at
the hands Of her husband. The neigh.
bors. talked the matter over industri-
ously; and. Of course, the more they
talked ethe. stronger. the suspicion Of
horrible crime became. So it was
deemed best to have an inquest, and it
was had, as stated. Theremains were
exhumed, and DR.. Joseph II. McLane
made q post norton examination. The
body was found in an advanced state Of
decomposition. and although there still
remained evidence of brain disease hav-
ing existed, yetthere WAS not found the
slightest indication Of any physical vi
olence. And the inquest so found
Aid thus most unjust suspicion
the result of claque and tattle-was put
to death. The Yopap was aged about
fifty years.-Morydntopn Constitution.
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Troops Of kitmdlsIinit.' Van.

On account OF the promptness with which
1t checks the levers generated by unhealthy
exhalations, Hostetter's Bitters IL consider.
ed an indispensable family medicine on
the borders Of our Southern and Western
rivers, aud in new settlements where the
plough and the axe are for, the nrsf time
disturbing the solitudes OF nature It's rep
utaiion, however, is not confined TO such
localities. Wherever the elements or dis
ease are rite II ia the surest safeguard pr
health; wherever sickness prevails, 10 u
efficacious az remedy. atAHnoE me BeJ1-
Gus diseases which 1t, is guaranteed: 70 CON
troll are indigestion, biliousness and an the
minor aim. pts connected with |defanse-
mentso OF the stomach, the Liver 4Ad the
bowels--such as heartburn headache, nat
ulence, cOstiveness, nausea, distaste Tor
food, lsUguor and debility, palpttatton OF
the heart, trembling Of the bands, noisss tp
the ears, disordered vision. disturbed sleep,
and mental inquietude.J As these phvsleai
and mental disturbances tend 70 ia general
failure OF the powers OF the system, they
should ne at once correct ed-as they always
may be-ny course OF Hostetters stom-
ach Bitiers. ,r... Ina y,-ai e..
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rHRELECrIONs TO-DAY.

Elections for State officers and MEM
bars of Congress are to be held to-day
in tho following States: Pennsylvania
ohid Ipdians, Iowa and Nebraska
POPULAR interest in the contest centres
mainly sip.she three States first named
and the impression prevails that the
result 81 tie election in these States will
virtually determine the result OF the
Prss;d entisl contest, in November. 1t
Il ipSoSalssiibles that Mr., GREELEY may be
elected President even though the Re
uublicans should be successful in Penn
syaxapiaa Ohio and Indiana. bat 1t is
conceded uponsll sides that the moral
sfsos a. the elections in these States
uill,opGaie very powerfully upon the
States veto vse and may carry to one
sideos theiother the electoral vote OF
several States that are not now placed
upon the list as doubtful To show
how the Liberal candidates may 4 Be
elected without either, OF the three
great middle States that are to vote to-
DAY, we submit the. following list Of
those that are generally considered
certain for GREELEY
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TEE iPennsylvanians are much exer.
cised BY the wholesale imPortstions Of
negro voters to override the true voice
Of the people of that State. The Har>
risbprg :Pealios says: "This servvituds j.
HeSsshspefqf and vile than t6st Opce
experienced by the negroes when sent
ip chain gangs from Virginia to work
iS&}e sugsr fields Of Louisiana. They
xsra then employed in honest and pro-
ductisa toll BY their new masters
ih.y srs made the base Instruments Of
fYA1d. .-.r-I . ~ . - L
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Two Men:Killed.

We learn that on Friday Last Last. the
day advertised for Robipsoss's . CIRCUS Y. 70
exhibitnear the White Sulphur Springs,
in this county, that several serious roNs
occurred, the result Of which va. that laa.
one co!;;,red man was killed, and A white
man b, the name Of Lewis Bostick died
shortly afterwards from injuries re-
ceived ear the same point, in another
affray. We have heard conAictipg re-
ports in regard to these dificultiss,, and
as we have not been able 10 srrlve at
the facte, we refrain from giving ru'
mo1s.--Greenbrier Independent.
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Beware Of Counierfeifs..
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,
D. no RELIEVB' .itl-hy ~.

PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such Is the popularity ofour remedy that
II has induced some unprfncipled persons
in our city to counterfeit IT,, copying our
labels, circular and wrappers, alIhost word
for word, using the same colossI gliding and
style, requiring very close looking TO dis
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frownJ upon such at
tempts at deception and treat them as they
the full extent Of the law, alf parties who
by making, selling or buying such injta-
tons a. shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article Of The Chtids
Cure when Teething, Laughiins Infant cor
dial, is prepared by LAu0HLN BRCEH;
Frs 4 co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act of Congress.
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Thisis only II less than majority Of
the electoral college-lS4 being suffi.
cieSt 70 eIeetf The requisite II votes
nav y. be obtsined from Connecticut g.,
New Ham shire S, and California s;
or, in default Of one Of these, Nevada 3
and Oregon 8 may make up the def
ciency. i In addition to these, which are
cobss1ered at least probable on the
Liberal side, there are strong hopes Of
Liberal success 10 Michigan, Wisconsin,,
Mississippi aud several other States
that might be uamed. ra.-
"ig,All this, it will be. observed, is based
upon the superstition that the Repdbli-
cass will be successful in each Of the
States voting to-day. But there is now
no reasonable probability that the Lib
ersT cause will be reduced to such a
strait or have such narrow margin to
depend upon. Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana are each holly contested blythe
opposing parties. From the best infor'
mstion We can gather, we believe that
The chances OF Democratic victory in
each of-these great States are in the
ascendant. For several weeks past it
has been apparentthat Radical hopes in
these States have been based solely upon
tho number Of fraudulent votes they can
manage to smuggle in. In Peunsyl>
vsnis there is no doubt among intelli-
gent observers that Mr.. BUcKALEw, the
DEMOCRATIC candidate for Governor, will
receive q large majority of the lsgiti-
mate vote. In Ohio, the Republican
majority last year was 1904, but to
oyeYbalance this it is claimed that the
names of more than 10000 Liberal Re-
publicsns who are pledged, to vote the
Mbersl ticket have been regularly en-
rolled BY the State committee. In In
diana St the, State election in 1870 there
vasa Democratic majority Of 1868. Ger
tainIy the Democratic strength has not
diminished since that time, and there is
also . large Liberal Republican, vote
that viii be cast for HESDRIcKs for
Governor. AL together the prospects
Of De6ocratic success in each Of these
States is iairer and more hopeful than
they, have been for many years past
We expect to have the pleasure Of an
nouuc,ng tomorrow morning that a
splendid triumph has been won by the
fienas1 81 governments. reform; and
that the election Of HORACE GEELsr in
November is assured beyond room for
reasonable doubt -
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State Of West, Virginia, County OF Ohio, s..
I, John Wagner Cashier Of the Ma
tional Bank OF West Virginia, at Wheeling.
do solemnly swear that the above statement
is correct. to the best OF my knowledge and
belief. JOHN WAGNER, 81
/ :....p n .. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
9TH day OF October, 1917. 800,
T. NJ. MCNEEIY,
|. .-. Notary Public.
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II. POLLOCK, u e.. .
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octS,s IT, sci. 90, ..,..... Directors.