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THE CIRCUIT COURT.

jiGTFf3.I
LAw-e49-Rothschild Y. II, G. i. r. Co.: motion
for trial oyerruled and exceptions; judg dgment on
verdict appeal bond $50 in 20 days and bill Of
new trial heard and sustained. 4o-Higgins " Bloom
irgton Insurance Company; 10 days to flo bond, 337
brennan sontag; 10 days to file bond, and 80 for
tion for trial overrued, and exceptions to judg
mcnt verdict; appeal bond $400 in 20 days. and bill
Of exceptions in 80. 1,3S8Partridge =. Allen;
order az in So.
LAW 716-aoohns =. Hughes: rule on defendant
to rejoin to second replication in five days. 2,1e7-
Menzeer v schober; personal service, default, and
Judgment for s. 94 &c. l,556-Percev bradley Bow
man; dismissed for want Of narr at plaintiffs costs,
cal Insurance company personal and default
2,4e9-slossen =. Chicago Fire Insurance Company; !;
same 249ssame nc Com Commercial 1a Insurance C Com
Adams, Blaknaer i Lyon Publishing Company; dis
missed by plaintiffs. q. n. t9l2-Farson =. Wander
cook; same. os30-Trustees Of First Baptist Church
=. Republic Insurance Company; bankruptcy Of de-
fendant suggested and time to plead extended til first
day Of next term; 6. n; 1,5o9-Browning =; Talbot;
leave to defendant to withdraw letters. 3943-Neson
ct al for use, ETC., 1awson dismisscd by plaintiff.
Judge Tree.l
LAW, ,3G5-Gilbert Y. Equitable Insurance CoInpn-
ny damages assessed by Court $ 26o, and Judgment
Safety Deposit Life Insurance Company; dsmissed st
plaintin's costs by stipulation. 276 : George 7.
Thatcher Y. Same; same order. o75-Geo. D. Barrett
'. Same; same order.
(Jtdqe Hiltians.]
CHASCERY-427-Cadns ct al. r. Cheney: motion
to strike out exceptions to answer Of Phillips and
others oyerEued and exceptions by defendant as Of
July %, 1872.
CHAsoEnr-a. \. 5,o58-Friednan ct a. v Gage ct
al; leaye to complainant to amend bill insanter. 269
-peiades Lodge No. 478, Chicago A. F. and 4. H.,
Sarah Collins and heirs unknown service BY publica
ton the unknown heirs, and deyieees Of Walter
Collins deceased, and default cause heard and de-
er's report filed and confirmed.
rh;
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. c.. BIGEIOW

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN. No. z64 SOUTH
STATE-Sr., CHICAGO.
well known al readers Of tho papezs, thst Dr.
Bgeow the oldest established physiean in Chicago
diseases specially. Science and e4pereueo havo made
Dr. B. the renowned SPECIALIST OF the age, hon-
ored BY tho press, esteemed Of the highest medical
tainenta By Al medical institutes Of the day. having
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF his LIFE In perfectInK
TeIedlss T egFs Pgsttivey II cases Of CHRONIC
The reputation Of DR.. Bigeow Is not founded diplo
certificates from European, Asiatc, African
colleges; ho has graduated with honor at aweknown
Institution this continent Hs praises in the
Thousand niles Of, but soude at dacs; they
not dated dozen ago, but Gontlenen
tho medical faculty neT il Chisaso Vi
Head his MEDICAL TREATISE foz ladies' An'l gentle
men. Sent feeto AZ addEes9 in sealed 7ope Enclose
in the city, with SEPARATE PARLoRs Tor ladies' sne
sf6sE {sf G2 ffs the dasess Ill "a
Dr, G. BIGELOW, No. 464 State-st. Oeo hours from 8
m fn8 n. NJ EI,rday m n II.
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ANNOuNc EMENTS,

The Etna Base Ball Club will hold eneciaT
meeting this evening at No. 13 Jefferson gtreet.
The first meeting Of the West Side I,itersv
Club Of tho Chicago Christian Union. vii h.
held this evening at No. 2o5 West Madison
street.
Miss Sarah Smiley will preach at the Linco1n
Park Church, corner Of Sophia aud MohawE
streets, this evening, beginning at 1880.
The Ea1sted s1eat Iethodiat Church will give,
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cast iron stoves which had recent1v haan i'm
ported into the country. On the othsr hand. he
observed that all those who used other kinds Of
stoves, or adopted other modes of frinc. e.
capped the disease. Another circumstance bear
3ng On the same n Interesting question occurred in
typhoid fever broke out This outbreak is ~. -.
garded BY Or. Carret as having been influenced
or suPerinduced by 3 large cast iron stove in the
dormitory Of that establishment.
, 1872-12-05

ApsnA1Tr-76oEBoyd '. Hayden; respondent
ruled to close proofs by jan 1.
BANKRUPTcy- 2,032-Nathan Underwood ct 81. !; re-
port Of special Mister to sale published in yeser-
days TRmuSE) confirmed unless objections
order as Of Dec. 3. 2,lGo-Nicholaa Lambert
entered the usual rule to show cause etc. and order
under Section 26. 1,940-Moore, Kelly & Co.; order
to pay creditors without delay. l1s-Leanier Rock
well order that r. L latham be allowed $3.50 for fees
as custodian and clerk.
NEW HANKHUPT.
Nicholas lambert, the petition Of Rudolph Fore
man and Chas. II. N. Friedander, claim under a
debt balance s6s7 md Of preferential pay
ments to creditors whist in state of insolvency
Eldidge Tourtelotte, attorneys.
NEW SUITS.
". 8 Lamb assignee Of the Winnesheik Insurance
Company '. Byron G, Pierce assu1npsit 500; Braw-
ley Fry, attorneys. Same '. Joseph Hubert; $500
same y haWhn; 2oo Same =. David Eberhard; $50.
Same '. James Or1uston 800. Same T. Hy Winter ;
$2o9 Same o =: Anton Wets; 800. sanae David u.
Same :. Aaron r. Campbell; 5000. Same v Bernard
Damphouse; 500. Same :. Martin Brodricht $50.
Same r. Morris Bsrne; 500. All by the came attor-
ueyH.
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Joacob Magnus ;sW proyen; letters testamentsry
proved John Helm grant e administration 70 E1d-
ow; bond Of $4,000 ar1T2Ted. Heorge
H. Bigelow; citation to widow tq. sphstt.
tute a surety for Frnnk 4. winston, Tao
withdraw. Joseph Brown fury trial Of the claim ~
7. I. Humphrey continued I'LL Tuesday morning. Ed
ward P. Droyer flies restored; John V. Farwell, adj
1nnstrator, de bonis non, and his account approved
James Roche; inventory aud appraisement approved.
Abner ". Henderson; same., Caroline Erickson,
minor; files restored, and new bond Of guardian ap-
proved. Frank A. Martin, minor; guardians inTcn-
tory approved. Anna Brown ct a., minors; same.
inventory and appraiseIneut approved,
IssAEE-On the petition Of the County Agent, OF
dercd that warrant and ycnre be issued returnsble
Friday, Mt 10 n, to try the question Of the alleged
insanity Of Theresa Jaeg1e.
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The CRIMINAL CQuRI.

People ex rel John Setback and T. II. Bradley pc
tition for ha1cas corpus. The prisoner has been
nted without ball. awaiting tbs result Of the injuries
inflicted, charged with assault with intent to kill he
desires to be tried though the person assaulted had
died, relying on his defence; case partly heard and
continued
, 1872-12-05

LEGAL.
MASTERS AND SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

. STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF CooK, IS.
Superior Court OF Cook County. In chancefy.
hiars Jeschkai eoplainant, johanna Posthoff VII
liam Ebert, and Edward Ebert, defendants. In part
~, ,Puelc notice & hereby svea that IN of
CHI day Of November, 4: p: 1871 Benjamia D. ia.
Cook County and special appointed By
said Court Il said decree. WILL Saturday the seventh
th) day Of December A. D. 1872 at the hour Of 0)
eelesk L the tosenoo Of that day. At t9e east do95 q
st.sets II TO Gity q Chicago. aud County of Cook
the highest and best bidder! tho following. de-
l. J 4Ser1s snbd7lson Of h lie south ah hs W e
block twentyon 9D in the Canal Trustees Subdivision
Of part Of the west half 20 OF section five (5 township
th!sy.atne fourteen W 81 the third
Of Cook, md State OF Illinois.
Terms Of eae OnefouEth part Of the purchase money
to be paid n cash ths day f sale and the balance ii
three equal fnstalents, duo in to and three years
from the date Of sale with interest eight 80 por cent
per annu secured by aud trust deed On said
isea. -
BENJAMIN D. MAGRUDER
Master In Chaucery Of the Superior Court Of Cook Coun
ty, aud Special Commissioner.
JOHNSTON d ROGERS. CQupIt'8 SolrH.
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= Sir Louis Fleetwood, q British Baronet, is
serving three weeks imprisonment for refusing
to Day his fare On railway.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER as, 1872.

THE BABY AND THE MULE.-An off.
Ger, attached to the Stntf of General Gus.
tar, having his wife and child with him
just before the celebrated fight with the
Indians out West, about two years ago
gave them in charge ofa friendly Indian
to take them beyond the line of the enemy
The Indian procured mule, and started
on his journey. On reaching the bogmirt
ne proposed to take over the child first
and return for her.
When half way over, the mule sudden
ly stopped, and began slowly to sink, un-
til mule, Indian and child disappeared
The mother, on reaching New York
met Mr.. Bergh, and with tears streaming
down her cheeks, related her sad story.
80, Mr.. Bergh !" she exclaimed,
"words cannot convey what l suffered
on the occasion, as l stood upon the bank,
watching my poor child perish within
my sight, and unable to render any as
sistance. All ! Mr.. Bergh, fancy, il you
can, what were the feelings of mother
on that occasion, rs she saw her darling
disappear from her sight I"
EYES," said Mr.. Bergh, ''that's al
very well but, madam, fancy the feel
ings of the mule -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

NOVEL MARRIAGE. --- ono day Inst
week, says the Knob Nostor (Mo.) Reg.
'Ster, IL. +. Hull, Justice Of the Peace,
joined in marriage John Decide and Jane
Tluscott, at the residence of George jack
son, in this place. This case of marriage
has an interesting and rather remarkable
history. Decide is an Englishman and
works Mt the Clear Fork mines. SONS
time since he wrote to friend in
England, requesting him to pick him out
u wife and send her out to him. His
friend promptly complied with the re-
quest by selecting the aforesaid Jnae
Truscott and shipping her on. Arriving
ut st. Louis, she wrote her allianccd-- --
Deeeble-adyising him of her arrival in
this country, and agreeing to meet him
ut Knob Noster. True TO her promise,
they met at this place, and without ever
having seen each other before, they were
married within fifteen minutes after her
arrival, and within an hour and "a ha I
afterwards were in their home ut Miner.-
vile, man and wife for life, and as hap
py as two big sunAowers. "How is this
for high?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

! PRAYING WITH CAUTION.-W We have
fresh anccdote Of Elliston, one Of the
most delightful actors OF England hund-
red years ago. When scarcely eighteen
he wns one day engaged in conversation
with the hostess OF tavern at Mapping,
with whom he was smitten. An alarm
oi fire was given, and as it was necessary
to conceal young Robert William, he
WIZ placed in II hnsprd chest. Five min
utes passed -till the noise continued
nay, it increased. He tried TO raise the
lid, but she had prudcntly fastened it.
lie listened the confusion in the house
become more evident. He could hear
persons running to and fro he heard the
clippings OF water. All considerations
but those Of personal safety vanished.
He sought with al his might to extricate
hIInseli-in vain II1ghtiu thoughts OF
being burned alive flashed through his
mind. AT last, u use his own words,
Il had nothing for it but patience and
prayer"
"Pnyerw exclaimed his hearer; "you
should have -aid repentance also"
"Sir," he rep led, " l did not pray d.
rectly Tor myself, but that those who
were endeavoring to subdue the fire m,aht
be induced to take care Of the (urni-
ture."
Elliston's flame went out with the fire,
and he went 70 that tavern no more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

SACREDNEss OF MARRIAGE.-F For the
man and woman who purely and truly
love each other, and are guided by tho
law ofjustice, marriage is not n state OF
bondage. Indeed, it is only wheh they
become, by this outward acknowledge
ment publicly-avowed lovers, that free
dom is realized by them in its fullest sig
nifcance. Thereafter they can be openly
devoted TO each others interests, and
nvowedIy chosen and intimate friends.
Together they can plan life's battles, and
enter upon the path of progress that ends
not with lile's eventide. Together they
can seek the charmed avenues Of culture,
and, strengthened by each other, can
brave the worlds frowns in the rugged
but heaven-lit path of reform. Home,
with all that is dearest in the sacred
name, Is their peaceful and cherished re-
treat, within whose SANITARY bloom tho
virtues that make it a temple of benen-
cence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23
NUMBER At.
THE WEATHER PROBABILIrIEs.

mere are SlNty-tWO signal stations IN
the United States, the extreme outposts
being Portland, Maine Key West, Fla;
Galveston, San Diego, Portland, Oregon,
and Duluth. Each station is furnished
with u barometer, windvane, rain guage,
anemometer, and clock
The Barometer is the Green's stand
ard, and is always carefully compared
with the standard in the office before is
sue for use. 1t is placed in room OF
uniform temperature, not heated or too
much exposed to the sun. When an OBJ
servaton is taken it is opened and the
barometer slipped into the box.
The Thermometer is hung at the hight
of the eye, in the open air, mcing tho
North, in such n manner that it is always
in the shade. 1t is placed SO rs to avoid
the light reflected from surrounding OBJ
jects, and protected from rain, snow and
hail.
The hygrometer is an instrument USED
in determining the degree of moisture in
the atmosphere. 1t is placed in the sumc
shelter MS the thermometer, and near it.
The anemometer is an instrument used
to measure the force and velocity OF the
wind. 1t is composed of little saucWs
travelling around II perpendicular iron
bar, each after the other, like dog t,y-
ing to catch his tail. The ancmomrter
is fixed in n vertical position upon post
of sufficient hight to bring it on level
with the eye of the observer, and must
be in an exposed position, so as 10 le-
ceive the full force of the wind.
The wind-vane is worked ON the same
principal rs are weather-cocks. 1t il,
howeverof scientific construction, and hv
means Of dial ut the base, gives with
great cNactness the direction OF the wind
in any point of the compass.
The raiu guagc is placed with the top
of the iunnel-shaped collector a foot above
the surface OF the ground, firmly fixed in
n vertical position. 1t is examined daily;
the amount of water it contains careiuly
measured with graduated rod empltd,
and again fixed in place. The clock,
which is good one, keeps Washington
time.
With these instruments, none of which
are complicated, the humidity of the at-
mosphere, force, velocity of the wind,
state of the thermometer, including the
rainfall, are nscer.ained in every part uf
the United States.
Observations are made ut the several
stations three times each twcnty-tour
hours, morning, evening, and midnight.
As the clocks are all set by Washington
time in each of the siXty-two stations, al
of the observations are taken at the sums
instant. BY II Z. NJ, everything bcing
ready at the telegraph office, II wire on
each circuit is surrendered by the telc-
graph company for about ten minutes,
and the reports como rattling in. In
about forty minutes from tho time they
commence coming they are all received,
when they ARE marked on map of
the United States. The state Of the ba-
romcter, thermometer, direction OF III,
winds, etc, over the whole country il
seen at glance, and upon this as bas II,
tho probabilities " for the next twenty
four hours are calculated. The reports
are received, translated, set up for th,
mnps Autographed and printed, and ready
for distribution and the whole report in
course Of tlansmissions over the country
within an hour.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

PRESIDENT GRANT.--The following
personal sketch Of the President is from
long article on the White House, in the
Washington ChrOnicie: The President
has broad but not high fDrehend, hi
nose is slightly aquiline his eyes blue
and kindly; his mouth grave, and when
at rest, stern his chin square; his com
plexion somewhat ruddy; and his hair
nearly black. This face is study. There
are lines in it which show not only traces
of deep thought, but the impress Of pain
ful experiences. There are also gen
teness and patience in his manner which
might lead typo to suppose there was u
weakness somewhere in his composition,
but for that grim, determined expression
about the lower part Of his face, the firm
ness Of purpose that gives that square set
to his shoulders, and makes him from
head TO foot appear what he il, man OF
decisive will. But not OF obstinate and
stubborn will. lie digests principles, he
resolves expedients, he looks squarey at
whatever he undertakes, and weighs it in
the balance he founds his acts on his
constitutional prerogativeS the Con.ti-
tuition is chart and compass; and intent
only on the national integrity and the
common good, he tights it out on that
line II the stars fall. And yet his man
ner is as gentle rs that OF woman, and
his heart as quickly touched by the dis.
tress Of others, which he fails not to 10
much that might be told o his quiet and
unobtrusive kindness, and how, when
thanked with heartfelt words for lavors
received ut his hands, he wears mn ex-
preston in his quiet face "a ii he were
The recipient and you the benetactor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

How MUCH Fly EATs.-A curious
calculation has been made by an eccentric
individual, well known in Paris for his
peculiar antipathy to the fly. He collect
cd 5000 in a room measuring 20 cubic
feet. On the floor he spread pounded
loaf of sugar. At the end of four days,
he vert to investigate the result Of his
experiment. There remained teaspoon
iu OF sugar. This statistician therefore
calculates that, sugar being ut the rate OF
thirteen cents pound, IA fly costs the
country twenty cents from is birth to its
demise-that is, If fed on loaf sugar. W..
Rurai.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

IT is pleasant to become parent {;
twice as pleasant, perhaps, to be blessed
with twins but when it comes to triplets
we are little dubious. Now there
dwells in Jefferson county, Wisconsin, n
worthy German, who a few years ago,
was presented by his wife with II son.
Hans said to her
Katrine, dat ish goot."
A couple of years later the good woman
placed before his astonished gaze bounc-
ing pair of twins.
"Vell," said Hans, "dat wash better as
der oder time; l thinks more ash ten
glass peer on dat"
But the woman next time gave birth
to triplets, and that made him "shmoke
nit his mout shust liddle."
"Mein Got, Katrine vat ish de matter
on you Peter you shtop dis pizness
fore der come more as village full. /
got nuff nit such foolishness I"
No later returns have been received.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY {:
COURT TERMS

District COurt-Second Monday in April,
August and December
County COurt-First Monday in Janu-
ary, March, May, July, September and No
vember.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court. }
Board of SuperyisOrs--First Monday
February, May, August and November
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23
LINES OF TRAVEL AND EXPRESS.
Canon City. Junction CityaDd wea

Canon city, Junction city and Wea-
Herviiis Ex press aId Passenger Line
g. W. DAY, Proprietor. Leaves Weaver every
retdrns ON Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Hay Fork and WeavervilIe Pass
enser aAi Express Line. j. X ELLOGG
iTOprietor. Weekly. Leaves Hay Fork on
Monday morning OF each week leaVes Wea-
yer Tuesday morning of each week.
-. >. Mail and Express Line. from
WeaverSiiIe 70 Arcata, JOHN CLlf-
TTOhD, Proprietor. Leaves Weaver every
thursday morning. Leaves Arcata, every
Monday morning,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

The solemn pledge of the marriage
service makes the husband say, With
all my worldly goods l endow thee"
Yet at the same time the property laws
are such that the husband retains pos
session not only of his own property, but
gains possession of all belonging to his
u,;t,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

A CoUNTRYMAN and his wife arose and
left the thcater, just as Lucca was com
mencing the disrobing scene, thinking
that the free manner in which she went
at it portended things unmeet for mod
est eyes to look upon. In point OF fact
Lucca is one of the modestest, correctes'
women on the stage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

Coop MAN.-We like to see man
keep his family posted on current affairs,
like the man ut Terre Haute, who gently
reclnes on the grass in the rear of the
house, and reads the newspapers aloud
to his wife, while she prepares the wood
for the cooking stove.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

To persons concerned about their ply
sique, it may be interesting To know that
"medicated shirts" are announced AS the
surest general curative. 1t is claimed
that persons wearing these can dispense
with all the pills that flesh is heir to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

THE London reporters left all the jokes
out of Nh address which Mark Twain
made in response to the toast, "Success
to Literature" the other day. The effect
can be better imagined than described.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

The Pope's comment on Hyacynthe's
marriage: "The saints be praised, the
renegade has taken his punishment into
his own hands. The ways Of Providence
are inscrutable."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

A PHILADELPHIA advertisement reads
thus "The upper part of this house to
let, containing three rooms, cellar, u
kitchen and Il back yard"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

OF II lady at the piano singing II can
not sing the old songs" Il four-year-old
boy instantly inquired, "Who asked you
to?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

A WOMAN in Rutheriordtown, n. c.,
has been fined for the heinous offence of
calling tho city marshal "O,d Pewter
Buttons"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23

BY recent law in New Hampshire, a
woman divorced from her usband can
again assume her maiden name.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23
TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS

THOS. BOYCE, Room No. 30. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city.
NEW YORK :-IIudson 4 Menet, Al Park
Row; Geo. p Rowell x Co., 40 Park Row S.
NJ. Pettingill & Co., 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-23
FREMONT HOTEL,
NU AIN ST 4 Il It,
RED BLUFF.
WILLIAM P. MAYHEM,
Proprietor.

The Proprietor would most respectfully an
nounce to his many old friends and also the
travelling public that he has leased this we'll
known brick hotel, and will at all times be
found ready to wait upon all those who may
favor him with the light of their countenances.
the market affords. The ROOMS are large,
well ventilated and furnished with new Spring
Beds throughout.
janl. WILLIAM L. MAY HEW.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-09
REMARKABLE CURE OF THE su-
pEKINTENCENT or THE
GUADALoUpz gayW1.

THE WORK GOES BnAvELY ox."-cAsg yo. cool
-sECosD sKttIEs.
GaAtALorPE 1iISE. near San Joze,
August -, 1871.
D8. A u. f.0RrEA / Co. For a long tune
have been afflicted with Rheumatism in my
hands aud feet, the pains most of the time bein z
very severe. TN the 1th of July procured
sumo of your rsk WEED REMEDY. aud af-
ter taking only three bottles, find that / am
quite restored to health and strength. / have
had the Rbeuin atism for eleven III years. aud
think that the success of tho "UNk" in curing
disease OF long standing, in SO short II time,
:s very remarkable
As tonic and appetizer I have never met
with anything equal to the Junk WEED
REMEDY During the time hns taking it
gained ii5) pounds in weight. Trusting that
this certificate may be useful in inducing othcrs
affected a. | was 10 try the Junk"
| remain, very truly yours.
JAMES T.. BROWN,
n27tE. sup't aud AGENT uadaoupe Mine.