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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-03-14

WEDNESDAY. March 6, 1874.

Mr.-Gai1es presented petition from w.
G.. Davis an others. citizens of Wavnesboro',
asking for the incorporation of said town.
Referred to Committee on Corporations.
An act to amend the laws in respect to
contested elections and for other purposes.
Mr.. Sullivan moved that the further con-
sideration Of the bill be indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. Everett moved to table the motion to
indefinitely postpone. Lost.
, And the motion TO indefinitely postpone
was carried.
Mr.. SREAKIR.-Your COMMITTEES have
had under consideration an act for the pro-
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THE srATE og MIssIssIPpI.

IL MusaROvK, Auditor Of Public Ace
counts. Of the State Of Mississippi do hereby
certify that the Triumph Insurance Company.
Iocated Al Cincinnati, Ohio, has complied with
the requirements Of chapter 90, article 81 OF
tbe Revised Code Of 1871, Of this State, and
me acts amendat0ry thereto 70 regulate AFen-
cies Of foreign Insurance Companies, and By
virtue Of the power vested in me BY Jaw j
hereby authorize BAHn0Ws bnFTun Agents
for said Company, % Jackson, in the county
Of Kinds, 20 transact business Of lnnufnMee tn
this State, until the first day Of Marohi 1879
Given under my Hand and boal Of Qmce a.
the City0f Jackson, this lEt day ~ March, A.
ID. 1871 H. MUbnMQNM
Auditor of Public Aceounia.
BARROWs a. 6MYTHE, Agents.
mArl2 Sc Jaclz@ont MIS-
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. lss

CRY OF RICHMOND.
!, >. B0ot0n llill, "a Notary Public in and fer
the city aud State aforesaid. do hereby ccrtify
that W. q. Darlington, President and ID ].
HartsO0k, Secretary Of The Piedmont and Ar
huRton Life Insurance Company, personally
appeared before me in my city Aforesaid, aud
made oath that the within statement. to which
they have signed their names, Dr. correct. tD
the best OF their knowledge aud belief
Given under my hand and official SEAL thIH
4th day OF March lsI2.
LSigncdI j. BOOTtN HILL, N. r.
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DOIbear Commercial College

1 removed to che magnificent hLAIFEN
Il BUILDINGS. Nos. 2Ol and 38 Canal street,
which gives tho College about double thc room
We bad before.
This is the best institution Tor those who
wish to obtain CASH PAYING education.
COZ i practical knowledge III che Modern Lau.
EuHEes.
Bookkeeping, Commercial Calculation. ptu-
mauFhip. Geo. We guarantee success to ON
who make 4u effort t6 learn.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to visit
thc College. Country and city students arc
requested to enter az aonu az possible.
RUFUS DOLnEAH
marl2sw8w vile President.
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ILnhIIItIr-.

Losses reported but NOT due proofs
incomplete, no pr00ift &c........... 1000 ul
Reserve necessary tU rc.iusurc an
risks. including mll reserve for
policies GA which Deferred
Cash Premiums aud premiums
iu Tunsitu. are due s......s....... AM0l0 bI
W. q. CAHHlN0TON,
ID. j. UAursOoK, President.
Secretary.
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The singular appearances known as''ghost
windows are described IA presenting them
selves In half dozen Western villages and
cities. A face appears in one OF the WIN
dow-panes, colorless like the rest OF the
glass, but distinct, and scrubbing does not
erase ff.
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COL H. s. McComb, Presidept OF southern
Railroad Association, has recently appointed
Mai. A. j. McConnico 20 the position or
Local Secretary and Auditor OF the whole
line Of railroads from New Orleans 70 jack
aom, Tenn.A-Waeer Valley Courier.
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srArE or MIsslssIppI-s.r-

], HEsRY MusGRoyE, Auditor of Public Ao-
counts of the State aforesaid, do hereby Ger.
tify that the foregoing statement OF Che Pied.
mont and Arlington Life Insurance Company.
Of Richmond, Virginia, is truly and correctly
cop cd 10 n the original on Gle Boz my office.
Give under my hand and official seal, at
Jackson, this 18th day Of March, 1877
N. MUSGROVE.
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Gen. Bmbmey ~. Mmmry.
General Agent
JOHN 4. BUCK,
marl2sw8w Agent, Jackson. Miss
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POLICY Holder.


Stocks, bonds and mortgages lmurt-
cages eu real estate worth double
amount loaned and stocks at
cash market prcol .,,,,.till HN 90
Premium loans on Policies iu force OlI69l G
Deferred cash premiums ........ lut. $50 t4
Real estate market yaluc............ 6OO8l 2I
Cash with agents on iu course Uf
tran smtssou 1ktif UN
Cash on hand aud Ice bank ............ COPS ai
Office furniture aud property, home
aud agencies luNlH iu
Loans. secured hy collntorals.,..... HHbll on
Premiums in trausitu ................... 2lUBa H3
Interest, accrued and uucoliertcd... El BOB h7
Rents nccrucd nud uucolitctcd.... 7tb IA
Naluo commutcd commisauna purz
chased ~ fla W
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THOG Sc.
TUESDAY, March 5, 1872.


Mr.. Hin moved that hereafter the regular
hour for meeting be fixed at 30 o'clock. a.
m. instead of 10 o'clock, a. III. Carried.
An ect to amend an act TO incorporate the
Tomhigbee Loan and Savings Institution,
OF Columbus, approved May 9Th, 1871.
Passed.
An act to authorize the Governor to en-
ploy counsel in certain cases. Passed.
Yeas 63-nays 20.
The PeuitenLiary bill was taken up, and
after the adoption or rejection OF a number
of am endments, the bill was adopted to the
fifty fourth section.
On the fifty-fiflh Section. Mr.. Lowry
moved 70 amend by adding after the word
superintendent" in the first line, the words
''ShalI be elected by the Legislature on Joint
ballot:' and by inserting after the word
''and,' in the same line, the word the
AIr. Hill moved TO table Mr.. Lowry's
amendment. Carried.
Yeas 4S-nays 3S-
The bill then went over.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
To the Legislature Of the State of Mississippi:
GKNrLENEN Having twice called your
attention 10 the necessity and Importance
of a law TO provide for the government aud
control of the State Penitentiary, first in
my annual message in January. AZ 70
sequently in a special message to your hnn-
orable bodies, [ have awaited. with much
solitude, the result of your deliberations
Up to this date-f have received no response
TO my recommendation.
On the lst OF March instant. the lease
under which Mr.. Z. Richardson has held
possession of the Penitentiary since the 5th
of November, 1865. expired by limitation.
In the absence of any provision of law
whereby the convicts could be properly car
ed for. and in order TO subserve what | have
conceived TO be the best interest of the
State. | have to-day contracted with w.
n. Forrest to work one hundred and seven
ty-five of them in the construction OF the
Memphis, Marion and Selma railroad
through the counties of DeSoto and Mar
shall for the period of sixty days from the
10th day of March, 1872; in consideration
OF which the State is TO receive thirty eight
hundred and fifty dollars, and be freed
from all expense except for the clothing of
said convicts.
The right to appoint a Superintendent
and guard is reserved to the Governor, and
provisions is made without cost TO the
State for the safe-keeping and humane
tr eatInent Of the prisoners.
The convicts and machinery within the
prison walls have contracted with Mr.. E.
Richardson to retain for period Of thirty
days on terms favorable to the State.
trust this action will meet the approba-
tiOn Of your honorable body, and receive
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24
IN MENHORIAN.

AT a regular meeting of Canon City
Lodge No. 392, l. o. G. t., held Au-
gust 18th, 1872, the following preambl
and resolution were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst our Wor-
thy Inside Guard, Brother FRANK Os-
wALD, therefore be it
ReSOtced, That our Lodge has lost a
worthy member.
ResoiUed, That our members wear the
usual badge of mourning and the Charter
be draped in mourning for thirty days.
ReSotUed, That copy of these Resolu-
tions be spread on the minutes of the
Lodge, and sent to the TRINITY JOUR-
NAL and Weekly Rescue for publication.
j. r. DRIVER,
E fHbs; P GN11T GWlLsoS' Committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-F. II. Brown
and his little grandson were walking on
the fiat near their residence on Friday
evening of last week. Near them man
was hunting small game with shotgun
and having scared up a flock of quail,
fired into them without noticing that the
quail were in range with the walking
party. Mr.. Brown and his grandson
were both hit by some Of the scattering
shot, but were fortunately so far away
that the force was about spent. DR.. Mon
tague was called in, and extracted a num-
Der Of shot from the back part Of the lit
tie fellows head, a number more from
his back and neck and he is now doing
well. The Squire received a few Shot
in that part OF the anatomy on horizon
tai level with the head OF the boy, and
we believe prefers to stand up at meals
1t was a careless piece Of business on the
part of the hunter, which might have
been attended with serious results.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24
A PerilOus Season.

Glorious and delightful as the Summer
weather Is, its tropical heat is a severe
trial to the vital powers. Even the stron-
est are sometimes prostrated by its ef-
tects. The common phrase applied to
this condition of the body is general de-
bility." Now, general debility arises
from, and includes a variety of ailments.
The liver is more or less affected, the
bowels are either constipated or too much
RELAXED, the stomach but half performs
the work OF digestion, the appetite is poor,
and the spirits depressed. This is what
is called general debility. 1t is gen
eral disarlangement OF all the physical
functions, and requires as remedy a
medicine that Will regulate them all
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is specially
adapted to this purpose. Its general OPP
GRAFTON is not confined to Il single organ.
Ii the liver is affected, it restores its tone.
Ii the stomach Is torpid, it regenerates it.
II the nerves are tremulOus and weak, it
braces and reinI0rces them. L the mind,
which ever sympatizes with the body,
is gloomy and de>pondent, it relieves the
difficulty, and soon brings the whole me.
chansm of the body into harmony with
the laws OF health.
There is no civilized nation in the
Western Hemisphere in which the utility
of Hostetter's Stomach BitterS aS Il tonic,
corrective, ard ant-blious medicine, is
not known and appreciated. Throughout
the Tropics it is considered, both by the
people and the profession, the stand
AID specific. While it is medicine tor
all seasons and all climates, it is especially
suited to the complaints generated by the
weather, being the pure-t and best vege-
table stimulant in the world.
Beware of the Bitters made of acrid
and dangerous materials, which unscru-
lous parties are endeavoring to toi>t upon
the people. Their name is legion, and
the public has no guarantee that they
are not poisonous. Adhere to the tried
remedy, Hostetter's Bitters, sold only in
glass, and never in kegs or barrels.
aug-S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

FOLLOWING is list of arrivals at the
Weaverville hotels for the past week /:
Daniel Brown, j. r. Myers, A Mon
roe, San Francisco; John Syme, French
Gulch; VIM. n. Gott, Jas. Fisher, San
Francisco; Jas. Nc Mullen, Shasta coun-
ty; q. Klein, Mrs. Klein, French Gulch;
Mrs. Mosier, daughter & two children,
A. A. Dalby, Truckee, Nevada county;
w. Yung, Humboldt county; H. A. Ash
burn, Nevada City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

RAILROAD. The track OF the Central
Pacific Railroad is now laid to Redding
and construction trains are running to
that point daily. The company is at
work building commodious depot at
Redding to accommodate freight for this
section and as soon as it is finished
probably in three or four weeks-treight
and passenger trains will commence to
make regular trips. 1t is thought likely,
however, that one mixed train will be
run, as only one or two passenger cars
will be needed from Red Bluff, and these
can be attached to the freight train.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

The FEELING ABoAD.-Mr. ii. G.
Wilt got back last Monday, after an eX-
tended trip throughout the middle mines.
Mr.. Wilt found that a great deal of inter-
est is manifested by miners generally in
the prospects Of this county, and more
especially by those of Nevada county.
"A great many expressed to him an in
tention to visit us this Fall. Mr.. Wilt
represented this county in the Republi-
can Electoral and Third District Conven-
tons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.
LIST OF LETTERS
n 0 M Z NJ Z w S .

WEAVER CREEK MINING.-The Wea
yer Creek Fluming Company are busy at
work, preparing to extend their fume up
the Creek. The loose sand and tailings
at the head of the fume are shoveled and
wheeled away, and the gravel and bed
rock below is then shoveled into boxes
Wherever new ground is found it pros
pects well. Mr. Davidson thinks that the
hume will be extended far enough this
year, that the foundation will be laid in
the bedrock where they leave off in the
fall. We learn that Mr.. Junkans has
purchased the . Todd place" in the inte-
rests of the company. The enterprise Of
this company is highly commendable,
and if their efforts are crowned with sue
cess which bids fair to be the case it will
open new field for mining enterprise in
this county.
At the mouth of Democrat Gulch,
Ramsey & Co., have sluiced off IA portion
of the old creek bed and are now shovel
ing into boxes. We did not learn what
success they are meeting. Below their
claim few hundred yalds ISLANDER &
Estes have Recommended work in the
bed of the creek, at the head OF where
they lett off last year, having five China
men employed. They have sunk down
through o.d ground and set in their pump
and are working up, expecting to strike
new ground shortly. This part OF the
creek where it has not already been work
ed over, generally pays richly.
We heard, while in Douglas, that a
Chinese company have bargained with
Mabie for the field on the West side OF
the Creek, below the old Readings Bar
Dam. The price named is 81, 400. The
Chinese have worked just above this field
with fair success for the past three years,
and the lead they were on undoubtedly
runs through the field.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

UNION HILL.-I'he Union Hill Com
pany are busy fitting up their claim for
the approaching Winter. Their fume
through the tunnel will be between sixty
and seventy boxes in length to commence
with.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

Nor MUCH.-The Democrats failed to
senda Liberal " Republican to the
Marysville Convention, which will nom
mate Il candidate whom the aforesaid
" Liberals " will be expected to support.
Is this treating the head of the party
right? Not much.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

TIE BIG DITcH.-The gentlemen who
have been moving the matter of the Big
Ditch have been and now are quite reti-
cent concerning their plans and prospects.
We are satisfied, however, that this en-
terprise has assumed such shape that
another year will witness its completion.
Then we will have the good old times
over
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

THANKs.-The JOURNAL folks return
thanks to II. Schooner, E,q., OF North
Fork, for a lot of nice peaches and pums.
This description of fruit will be scarce in
this county this year, and we are pleased
to learn that Schooner has considerable
"more of the same sort" left, which he
proposes to sell at living prices.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

PICKING UP.-We have noticed for
several months past that many people
are arriving in this county and but few
departing. Our population is now stead
lily increasing and indications are that it
will continue to do so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

For SALE.-A desirable residence in
Fagg-town is offered for sale by the pro-
prietor of this journal. 1t is well situa-
ted, has fine we'll of water on the prem
ises, and is just the location for small
family. The furniture, ETC., will be sold
with the premises. Soc advertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

For SUPERvIsoR.-Wm. Guthrie, OF
Canyon City, announces himself as a
candidate for Supervisor of District No
3, subject to the voters of the District
The office Of Supervisor is responsible
but i'll paid office, and there are none of
Mr.. Guthrie's political stripe better quail
flied to perform its duties than he.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

COMMITTEE MEETING.-The Demo-
cratic County Central Committee met on
saturday last. John McMurry, w. j.
Tlnnin and Richard Brown were ap.
pointed delegates to the Democratic Con-
vention which met at MarysYille on the
23d inst. We believe the Committee
favor VIM. Irwin, of Siskiyou, as the
candidate for this District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

CLOUDY weather and cool days and
nights marked the beginning of the week.
Amt it about time for the weather proph-
cts to begin to predict whether the COM
ing Winter will be wet or dry one /?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

Miss ANNA MORRISON, the well-known
lecturess, was married to j. S. Reed, of
Klamath county, in the Catholic Church
at Marysvile, last week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

FROM ARIzONA.-We have been hand
ed letter written by former resident
of this county who is now in Arizona. -
We shall publish some extracts from it
next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

RED PoINT.-We are informed that
George Piling has bought halfinter-
est in the claims and water-right Of Mar
Gus Bennett, ut Red Point, below the
Grass Valley Bridge. These claims have
always paid well and have been prospect
ed sufficient to prove their extent. Ii a
good water-light existed near, the claims
would be very valuable. We predict
that if the next Winter proves a iavora-
be one, George will get back his pur-
chase money and wages besides.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

DoN'T forget the dancing party at
" Mount Pleasant" this friday eve-
ming. We learn that large number
Will be there from this place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

THE NEW MILL.-The portable steam
saw-mill, which was ordered by parties
here from Cincinnati some time since
was expected to arrive at Red Blntf on
Tuesday last. Mr.. Geo. b. Jumper, one
of the parties interested, was to meet the
mill at the Bluffs and forward it as rapidly
as possible to this place. 1t will probably
be here the first part of next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

A NOTICE in the matter of the estate Of
G. f. W. Lange, deceased, will be found
in another column.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

The sidewalk, leading to Fagg-town,
has been thoroughly repaired, rejecting
credit on the Fagg-town public.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

V. RYAN, formerly of the Trinity
Press, is now connected with the oah
Francisco NeaOS Letter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

For SILVER CITY.-E. Wheeler and
F. f. Hayes left on Tuesdays stage for
Silver City, Idaho.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

Trinity County Gsrm"a HospHaf So
c;etv holds its Regular Quarterly Meetings at
The HospIrAL BUILrISG, Weavervillc, on the
first sunday Of March, June, Sst t,mb- n and
December. elias. uAKTMAN,
janI Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24
SOCIETY NOTICES.

stella EHeampmsHf,. .NO. IL, L. -. % ~.
Meets on the evoni rs OF the irst and 1hiId
Tuesdays of each month, mt ODD fhLLpws'
HALL, Weavervile, at 3 o'clock. Patriarchs
from abroad aro invited 10 visit us.
Y. ". G AlG, G. =.
W. ii. BACHELDER, Serbs. janl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

REDDING.-On Monday last we visited
the new town Of Redding, Shasta county,
and found everything lively. Although
but a few weeks since the town was sur
veyed and lots offered for sale, there are
already twenty three buildings either
under way or lumber on the ground with
which to build them. Nearly one hun
dred lots have been sold and tits expected
that all will have houses on them in II
very short time. Whether the new town
will not out-grow the necessity for it on
the start, yet remains to be seen, but we
are inclined to think it will.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

Beacon lodge, VNO. 300, 4. o. q. n.
Meets at GOop 4 1rMPL ,Rs' II Vii, Hehverville'
every Sunday evening ut ) o'clock; = ~
q. B. JUMPER. W. c. T.,
CHAS. HARTMAN, W. >. JAM
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-08-24

C0msf Lodge, No. s4s T. %. %. f.,
Holds its regular meetings, at UpD FtLLnws'
HALL, Trinity Cont r, On Saturday evening
of each week. j. NJ. MURRAY, n. q.
S. HUBBELL, X. >. janl.