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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-16

oroRMY.-Appearances seem to indi-
cate that Winter has set in, although it
Is much earlier than usual. On Monday
iast' November l1th, five and one-half
inches of snow fell on the level in Wea-
yer Basin. A subsequent rain and warm
weather has taken most Of it off. 1t is
more than probable that we will have a
1'w weeks fine weather before Winter
sets in,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-16

MAGIC AND MYSTERY. - The great
wizard of Stromboli has arrived and will
-o'd forth at Thomas Theater, Saturday
evening, November 10th,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to
~ whom it may concern, that an appli-
cation has been made by Virgil Nj. Cham
berlain to the Government of the United
States, for Patent to the following de-
scribed Placer Gold Mining Claim, viz
Known as the Sulphur Spring Mining
Claim, situated in Lewiston Mining Dis
trict, in Trinity County, State of Cali
fornia, being bounded by the mining
claim Of (no mining claim adjoining) and
more particularly described as follows,
to-wit: On surveyed land, being the n
T. = of Sc = of SWA and NW4 of
SW4 of SEA of Section Is, Township
3S North, Range S West, Mount Diablo
Base and Meridian, in the District of
lands subject to saleat Shasta, California,
and containing 20 acres, said claim being
still more particularly described in the
diagram filed with said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present the
same before the Register and Receiver of
the United States for Shasta Land Dis
trict, at Shasta, California, within sixty
days from the first day of publishing and
posting hereof.
Dated, Shasta, Sept. 9th, 1872.
JNO. 5. FOLLANSBEE,
sepl4-2m. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-16
FISH ! FISH FISH
ETNTIL FURTHER NOTICE L will
u supply the people of Trinity County with
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.

if ordered in quantities, at the following rates :
NO. 2 MACKEREL, differing from No.
only in size, at S2 IS per kit.
PICKLED SALMON TROUT, cents pc,
pound.
SALMON, this years catch, newly picked,
10 cents per pound.
Send your orders to
SAMUEL ENGLISH.
myltf Red Bluff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-16
,rCEIPTs FOR sUBSCRIPTION.
HO M { NJ z w S .

THE VOTE IN TRINITY.-In addition
70 the returns published last week, we
have since received the following: Mar
tinsvile, Grant, s; Greeley, A; Coghlan,
=; Luttrell, 5; Hoboken, Grant, s; Gree
lev 0 Coghlan, 4 Luttrell, ; Rattle
snake, Grant, Il Greeley, 2; O'Connor, 2;
Coghlan, l; Luttrell, 5. All the pre-
cincts where polls were opened have been
heard from and the total vote in the
county stands thus
FOR PRESIDENT
Grant 544
Greeley. 30o
Grants majority ..............."........36 80
FOR CONGRESS:
Luttrell.....
Luttrell's majority..........................
The official vote, if all the precincts are
counted, will not change these figures but
little, if any, as in most cases they have
been received from members of Election
Boards. But it is impossible to tell what
the official vote will be, as there are irreg-
ularities in the manner of sending returns
to the Clerks office, etc., from several
precincts. The official vote will be can
vassed by the Board of Supervisors on
Monday next. To our friends throughout
the county who have favored us by send
ing in the vote of their respective pre-
cincts, we desire to return large vote of
thanks, and if we had enough would send
each copy of "What H. G. knows about
Beats" Next week we will publish the
Official Vote
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-16

FOR PRESIDENT
Grant
Greeley ............................3 30S
, 1872-12-16

In the East, gambling is universal practice.
All classes delight IN it, from the king on his
the gates Of the noble to find scanty support,
not in "the crumbs that fall from the rich mans
table, hut in the very garbage that is cast from
his gate. 80 passionately devoted to this deBplc-
able vice are many Orientals that when they
have bartered off everything elae they possess,
children into elavery, and even pawn their own
bodies to get money to gamble with. Licensed
gaming houses are found in MI Eastern cities,
and most Oriental monarchs derive large reVe-
nues from this source. Sometimes dice are
used, and occasionally small cowries (ahells),
but cards are most general. The common peo-
pie, male and female, frequent the public sa-
looms, which are said to be perfect denB Of crime,
as they are often the theatres Of the most heart
sickening tragedies. The gambling Of the
they never fail to invite, and even importune,
their visitors to partake Of the sport, while they
often boast Of the large Gums they lost won
among their friends. But, though husbands
own time, their wives and daughters ara strictly
ordered to avoid all such immoral practices lest
tho we1l-flled purse Of pater JaniEias should
suffer detriment. During the reign Of the old
my first visit to Siam, it WAS one day reported
to His Majesty that some scores OF his 500 wives
had been indulging in the great Elm of gambling.
The fair cu1prits, being summoned to the royal
presence, made full confession OF their guilt, but
pleaded ee,aui as excuse, and prayed His Majes-
ty's forgiveness on the ground that
which, they argued, VAS shut as .
drop in the ocean, compared with the bound1ess
resources Of His Serene, Infallible Majesty
The covetous old Ring. who loved money better
than anything else in the world (the fair cul-
prits themselves not excepted), had no sooner
heard the sum Of 10000 ticals mentioned, than
losing the small modicum OF patience with
which nature had endowed him, le summoned
to his presence several high QitcarB of the royal
haIem, and ordered thel. 70 infct, in his name,
soles of the tee. Of each Of the offending ladies',
to preseEfa them in future from the degrading
vice Of gambling lGn1azine.
, 1872-12-16
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

FJH1gE B6p{h.I
Law, ,o9oDavln Y. Fowler rule on surety to
justify bail file new bond or before 9th inst.
Wickan White ct al jury return sealed verdict
42s-N'spel Y. Harrison motion to dismiss for want
Of compliance with conditions for reinstatement; set
1sr 12 s E ca Msags1 for
all sixty days to McAulay and wife and Laurence aud
wife to file bill of exceptions. 1,e2o-Wayman y.
rule to le additional security. Bigelow Manufacture
Ing company Morse; snTr a az ana cognoTit fled and
Judgment by e0nfesign fgnSa ,e 43se 2e u open Court
LAW s34-Masr =. Commercial Insurance Co.npa-
evidence heard and damages assessed by Court at
BE- prepared. l3-Hggins ct ni y Boomin gton Insur-
anes Company time to file blu Of exceptions Extend
ton for new trial withdrawn, and Judgment and-
ing. 239-Brown '. Wallace ct a.: same. Old Case
4o18-Motton to vacate Judgment.
[Jttdge Hfl{ianss.]
cHANoERY- -779-War1en ct al Y. Hansbrough ct a.;
Injunction dissolved to al except two notes. 613-
dleton y city II Chicago; demurrer to bill ove1ruled,
and defendantt to answer IN ten days.
[Jalge Farzoeu.l
CHAsoEnY.-687-Wirts Y. Baugh; default set astde
By spqstio9 solicitor enters Of defend lH
ct ii. !; cause heard bin dls1niseea for want Of
% 54R b thia
spov Z n m ~ t 2 o' RorI
Condor ct nj. final decree.
6a1a-1,mea ", fnv.sen FEY een1s: rous gonm 5n-
junction to restrain the transfer assunpsit Of
pretended certificate Of sale Of Lots q and g. in the
E. y Of Block 62, Sec 7, Township 49, North Range "A
east. 5o13-Arthur G. Ducat y Joseph Harris as-
sunpat, $500; Paddock kIde, attorneys. 5214Jcrome
Wilcox and H. c. Wilbur and - S%eezy; essumpsit,
$500; same attorneys. 5,215-Frank Carter {. c.
Il Marsh, attorneys. 5,el6-T. n. Harvey v. Htnter-
berger ct. NJ. !; mechanics lien sub-Iot Of tie
subdivision of Lots 160 and 161 in Butter1elds Addt
ton for s4i25 81 Walker, Dexter Smith, attorneys.
5,217-sophia '. J'hn Wittenborn; divorce 5,218-
Abbott =. Reed; appeal; 52io-smith ct. Il '.
Y. Mathew Phelan assunpsit $500 II. a. Rorke Il
Son, attorneys. 5,22l-John Rally Y. JOHN McAssey;
assumpsit, $500; 4. N. Rorke, attorney.
, 1872-12-16
fJndde Pprtn.]

lVHdFe f0FItT.i
LAW, ,32o-AverH Y. Walters ct al. dismissed nv
plaintiff. 986-SWann Huntington; rule on Defend
ant to answer, or demurrer to amend petition in 80
days. -Ledlie '. Union Pacific Insurance Com
pauy; leave to file narr, etc., and rule on defend
art to plead tnstanter r., s1ssBogle = Gray; in
:5aeiae 21s5z zWattv: Engel; motion for new trial
denied and Judgment; appeal bond 500 and bill Of
exceptions in 20 days. 3;l98-Mechanics' National
Bank '. Ke7ley pFoof Of publication; record Ct
sH Adams; same S Of same s;s szs6Hooper Mar
Furniture Company '. see1ey ct al. j; ye1dic: for
planths On all issues, and damages s. 17433 3,74e
Burton ct al y Britain ct al dismissed by plaintiff
EJudgs Gdry.l
CHAEcERY-83a-Itussen v. Kerr: leave to defend-
ant KeE7 . to s new appeal bond to remedy defects in
grnder. 496-alarshal!y =. Bsrnett came. 74o-Eigh
=. Cutler; service Mary Scudder and orphan aay-
lum appearance Of J. 4. Cutler, ". NJ ScuddeH Ably
Perria1 entered By solicitor; n L. Louer appointed
guardian ad item for John a. Scudder: answer led
and reference 70 Magrudsr; s5l-Dela1naterv Hough
reference to Magruaer. 1,o25a-Johnstoue v TempIe
ct nl.; set for 18th March. s71-Quinn v Quinn de-
cree Of divorce.
. .. NEW SUITS.
,s58-George Higgins ;. Nick T. Cur.a assu1np-
sit 81 800 A. E. 6earles + Va.ette e,orrAra a E5q
Charles Wiesner Y, A. G. Ie5su E, Bushmau:
, 1872-12-16

were found, after his deaaise, over 51ooo IN
Government bonds. As he loft no will, his few
relatives will have no opportunity TO ., quarrel
over. his property, and city lawyers VII! DOUBT
fact. Mr. Marsh had been engaged in business
from his early manhood, and had never missed
looking after it for single day, until the week
Of his final illness. A very amablo and pleas
ant gentleman, he had the good fortune, as so
pass away without regret or pain
TIE ITALIAN OPERA.
which draws to close this week, has been tho
most successful season, ,pecunlarily, that has
ever been sung in this city. .Artistically speak
the exception Of the pr me donne, Lucca and
Kellogg, none Of the artists have been above,
and come Of them far below, mediocrity. In
spite of this, the entertainments have averaged
as something Of proof OF tho willingness OF
New York to support the lyric drama.
Lucca has, Of course. been the chief attrac-
ton; and Kellogg, us I have eaid before, has
been capriciously and unreasonably neglected.
her rival in the opera Of "Mignon," especially
at its last representation for she sang Filna" :"
tho music Of which is much more sparkling than
is that Of the title-role. Moreover, "Fiina :"
has the advantage Of dress and situation. while
ssAGgnon" is forced, most OF the time, to wear
rags and pagc's dress, and neither Of the cos
tunes is in the least attractive to the little Ger
man. In Thomas composition, Kellogg fairly
bore off the laurels, eince it is not adapted to
Lucca, who is as substantial as Gocthe's wierd
heroine WAS spirituelle. The Baroness yon
Rhaden is fns singer and actress; but she Is so
decidedly Teutonic in figure, taste, and style,
that am compelled to agree with Q lady Of my
acquaintance who says, "After ell, you must
admit that Lucca is little dowdy."
6AIaIAGUNDI.
Senaucl n. Pike, whose death has been an
nouncei, left mi estate estimated to bo work,
when it is settled, from :0o0 900 to $12 0o0,-
600, all Of which he made in little more than
twenty years.
Henry II. Stanley, having failed to draw az d
lecturer here, will socn make 4 raid upon the
provinces, and still expects to do something
handsome for himself in the way Of telling
agricultural audiences how he found Living
stone.
Tho theatrical managers are threatening to
withdraw their advertisements from tho Herald
because it insists on printing their announce
ments in the supplement, instead Of the body OF
tho paper. So there is 4 good prospect OF
another list-1onic-H Herald WIT.
It is whispered that A. Oakley Hall has pre-
pared planphfet in qualification Of his ofhclal
conduct, and that it will no published ns soon as
lis term expires, which will bo at the close OF tne
year.
am told that q. L. Godlin has already OBJ.
tanned 100000 Of the S100, 600 wanted for his
new. daily paper. I am afraid he will want o
vast deal more before he establishes his enter
prise. CoLsfoUN-
, 1872-12-16
fsTHE SCHOOL F0n SCANDAL"

10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIR: To aay that am fond of humor, can giTe
you but faint idea Of one Of the principal OBJ
jects Of (my) life. I am, to O. certain extent,
devoted to it. It is the chief main-spring Of
health. twill add years Of happiness to him,
or her, who takes it-as they do their meala-as
one Of the regular etceteTas to an everyday ex-
istenco. But one does not always find it, sim
ply by seeking o dear, mol oftentines it
comes. only after the most wearisome and palms,
taking effort; even as the stray rift OF SUM-
shine, that struggles through the-geemiugly-
chaotic cloud canopy Of the Storm King, bursts
atlast into the beautifully glorious rainbow, DART
ing it's promise With brilliant corruscations to
1oorld: That, Mr. Editor, is my idea Of humor.
But how far Bhort had fallen, only dis
covered last Sunday, after I had read
as ever do-your issue of TIE TRIBUNE.
II was then learned that my estimate-of
denis Slip, to Samana bay the Declaration Of
Independence to "Carl Pretzeps Magasine
Pook." Why? I'll tell you.
Mr. **** OF Four Stars, or Asterisks, and I,
place my own construction thereon, and shall
therefore, baptize him as Nasty Risk,-commu-
nicated to you his opinion Of tho production, at
Mr. McVickers Theatre, Of f'The School for
but very expressive motto-Ne Plus Unra Of
humourous burlosquerie. He begins with q TRADE
upon al the dramatic critics connected with the
Chicago press, and fnishes-when his hunor-
istio vocabulary e1hausts iteeH-with such ex-
clamations as-'s Oh dear !'-'' Oh my l"-" Oh
gracious!'-"O Oh Lordl" and scu1rilonB slur
at Mr. McVicker.
Now it is just possible, Mr, Editor, that have
misconstrued the intent that dictated the epistle
Of 4. Nasty Risk, Esqr.; and if 30, humbly
ask pardon, and will not again presume to
criticize his efforts, inasmuch as I acknowledge
myself as belonging to the human family, and
, 1872-12-16
spectacle parents, both Of them girls. Any per-
so9 desiring to adopt either one or both can do

spectacle parents, both Of them girls. Any per-
Bon desiring to adopt either one or both can do
30 BY applying to the Matron Of the Asylum.
Professor A. L. Afford, Of the Chicago Eclectic
College, delivered lecture On the '' Immortality
Of man, and the attributes given him az q moral
Friday evening. The subject was ably treated,
and added to the reputation Of Professor Afford
as popular lecturer.
The following we're among the arrivals at the
fremont yesterday: F. G. Putnam, Burlington,
Iowa; E. B. Cleveland, New York; e. Hough-
burg; J.. g. Nicodemus, Baltimore; Allen G.
City; F. s, Bryan, Waahin ngton, D. @.
The following we're among the arrivals at the
Briggs House yesterday: E. Cary, Cincinnati;
Frank Ross, Macon, aa:; ". H. kiostrone, Sac
5sn1nso ra1ns 49,. s. L. H Moyence, 3g 9s Mss; l. P.
\: F.; P. G. Boyee, Boston; J. A. Stevenson,
pittsburgh; 3: F. Ayres, Montana; George r.
Range, Danviue.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Gardner yesterday: D. G. Smith, Kansas City;
=. Holmes, Buffalo; J. G: Wood, Columbus, o.
J.. 1. Lockwood, New York; j. Reed, Phi1a..
dolphia; R. II. Lonsmen, Bnghamton. N. T.;
&. II. Thornton, Hannibal, Mo. L. L. BonnY,
Harrisburg; q. 4 Ampton, Boston, Mass.
The following wore at the Sherman yesterday:
". B. Jennings, Detroit; John A. Cook, Cats
kill, N. Y; Nathsn Moonau, Meridian, Conn.,;
Charles Montgomery, Alabama; John J. Arm
strong, James Morain, Corinth, Tenn. David
T. Little, Springfield; y. 9. Wheelock, Nat
chez, Miss. &. D. Tuthiu, st. Joseph, Mich;
4. G. Brunor, Philadelphia; ". H. MoonY, Steu-
benville, Ohio; J. Farmhouse, Syracuse.
Rev. ". q. M;lburn, the "Blind Man E1o-
quent," will deliver the fifth lecture in the Oak.
land Star Courge, at tho Ninth Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow night on "What Blind
Man Saw in Paris" Mr. Mi1burn has Won a
most enviable reputation as lecturer, and, with
out physical vision, seems to have seon moro
than the majority OF men. The simple an
nouncement that be will appear in the city to-
morrow night, wi]l, doubtless, attract largo au-
dionce.
1ra z. Mum and George Z. Scott came to this
city shout the year 1850. They had previously
been doing business ct Spring Bay, on the Ill
inois River, but came originally from Vermont.
Mr.. Scott is the brother-in-lnw of 1lr. Mum.
Mr.. Mum, when he first came here, associated
himself with Mr. Gill, and commenced running
IN elevator under the firm name of h1unn i
Gill. Mr. Scott is said to have been silent
partner. This firm failed in 1856 or 1857, but
AIr. Mum settled with his creditors, and started
the Northwestern Elevator in company with his
brothor-in-law, Mr.. Scott, and they continued
in the samo business until their lato difficulty.
, 1872-12-16

! The County Clerk issued seventeen marriage
| licenses on Saturday.
| Hon. D. G. Lobdel, Of Washington, D. O., is
ut the fremont
! Hon. james F. Wilson, Of. Iowa, is at the Tre-
| mont.
| Colonel J. Il. Rowland, of London, England,
| Is at the fremont.
William Hancock Greg, Of England, is ut tho
! Sherman =
1. c. Kin1ock, Of GLASGOW, Scotland, is at the
! Sherman.
Rev. 7. De Witt Talmadge left Saturday morn
ing for Jacksonville.
Fire MarBha1 Williams has recovered, but is
still weak and unable to do duty.
Charles g. Ayers and Charles g. scharlau
have been appointed Deputy Sherifa.
Charles ;. Martin, Of the Home Insurance
! Company, New York, is at the Gardner.
]. Z. Graves, President Of the Chicago, Du-
buque Minnesota Railroad, is at the Gardner.
Hon. W r. Kerr, Granville, Ohio, is st tho
fremont.
Hon. James Boyce, Of Florida, is at tho
Briggs.
G. r. Griggs, Esq, Of Delaware, is ct tho
fremont.
Hon. H. R. smythe, Of New Hampshire, is at
the Gardner
;, hon. Horace Williams, OF Clinton, Iowa, is at
the fremont.
Colonel A. B. 6emple, United States Army, is
ut Anderson's European Hotel.
John E. Owens, Of Baltimore, the so1on
Shlngle Of the American stage, is at the Tro-
mont.
T..R. Morgan, Esq, prominent in the order of
Odd Fellows Of the State Of New York, is at the
Gardner.
Mr.. E. ?. Ripley, Of Boston, Eastern Agent
Tor the Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy Railroad,
is at the Gardner.
Walter Katie, Esq, prominent in the Illinois
and st. Louis Bridge Company, OF st. Louis, il
1t the Sherman.
James G. Spencer was, On Saturday. confirmed
as Clerk Of the North Side Police Court by the
Common Council Committee on Police, to which
the appointment was referred.
A complimentary concert:was given to Profess
sor Ednt1na Clark OF Tbnrsday evening last, at
tho Welsh Congregational Cn1:ch, No. 207 West
Madison street, by his pupils.
There are Two very pretty little babies at the
Protestant Orphan Asylum, twin children Of re-
, 1872-12-16
THOSE STOLEN ENVELOPES.

The Office Of Q. E. Brouse, No. 400 Wabash
avenue, was entered tho other evening, and
robbed Of 912 worth Of stamp envelopes. Yes
terday nlr. Brouso received the subjoined let
ter:
Dear Sir il you will 60 to al italian Restaurant On
Clark Street between Polk And Harrison on the Tjst
side Of the st ou l GIT your enveops But only s75
worth not So vorth you toll dam Lie you told
the inter 0cea that there wos So worth taken. P.
s. Look ont fo- jc2r Safe next time. Yours
PETE CHUNK.
The document Vas handed to Sam Ellis, Ser
geant Of detectives, and an officer YVES sent to
the restaurant. He found tho envelopes there,
they having been left by man who requested
the bar-keeper to hold On to them until 1o re-
turned
, 1872-12-16
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

-lVUd98 'UTtt017Ho72d.I
LAw-246-Lee ct nl p Carr ct a.; dismissed IS pcr
stipulation, each party to pay Its costs 6o5-Von
xnents concluded.
: BANKnur1ox-2,163- 63-s. Rothachi1d / Co.; entered,
usuai order to show cause why, etc. l,85o-Gaddis Ell
a.; referred to Register to report, 2,029-scholz
Young & Co.; same. 2,079-EIkan Henock ct A.; same
NEW BANKRUPT.
s. Rothschfld Co.; tho petition Of Joseph Led
eTer debtors note for $500.
-- NEW SUITS.
Wright G. Han ?. L. 4. Noyes; bill In chance1y to
OF the northwest quarter OF Section 49, ct
north R-nge II and to enjon all proceedings in law in
relation thereto J, Il. Truman, solicitor
, 1872-12-16


Literature. is full of sncb .co;,c1 dancaa 1nn+
a.7o,, - rro,,-,,--o,, "a aatot 49, w.
osen leaus7oa oio casea y nant 1roIh Ofay-
ton, he deserves as much praise for this eppro-
priatioo as be does for tho judicious selections
which Sted.nan, our banker-poet, shows him to
have +a1ren frorn rTnaocritna
''"'1 ~ s'Asa '1o - 1t1s ~ as1'..;
In one oi ING AuveI1lsenents OF Ill.
fronde reland, the :" public appetite ls said
oh. cyiol and va sha5es of Thucvdidea md
H,;nei >1N' '~''N
% Tha ~isa - naw .+or ~ +,o ,,o4;o s.z..
Inc nee OF q new star N the poetic hrma-
rnent is predicted ,Ho has been. hitherto quite
unknovn- save To i, eelect few of whom Fnnar-
an, 10 ~ h,,t - ~ hafora ~ -,,11;o
eon - JUS pue 40 ~" " coaAo oe1ole 'no poono
With Tolmme, ,'Ihe Brook, and miscellaneous
foema. Inc title poem n Is Hald to be remarkable
Tor its ioEely appreciation OF nature and depth OF
INSIGHT, and the poet, whose name is yet unan-
nounced. wall, it Is claimed, take very high rank
In Amer1can 11ael literature.
+,a austrian Isl Ia; Government Is 0speased WITH
, 1872-12-16

confession Of judgment Or note Of $500 Henry D.
P. Hoiser, attorney. 41,660-Swain Barnard { Com
pany Y. John R. Cofey assu,npsit; $500; Wna. LAW
j. A,661-swau Donaldson ?. Charles Younger
petition for mechanics lien on 119 Townsend street
sinms appeal. M,663-J. Kittel L Company =. John
Burns assumpsit; $500; Lyman D. Jackson, at
tQfueY.