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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

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S WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. 6: i. o. Of
q. f.. meets 1T obi Fellows Hall, second
story Of Van Buskrks Building Main Street every Sat
urday evening. o'clock. BROTHERS In good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
H. Fl. HINES, n. G.
WILLIAM FAIIALI- RS.
HIGHLAND LODGE, No. g., l. o. o. F. meets every
Saturday night. in the Myers Close Durg
Store Highl.u, Kansas S. r. AMSBURY, N q.
W. TREvETT, X. s.
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Mayor-JosHUA TAYLOR.
Councilmen-JoHN s. HOOK PETER /. PALMER WILLIAM
FAIRAIL- JOEL HsRPsTER ID. G. GARLOcK.
Police Judge. W. SrREvE.
City Clerk-w. H. FoRscRooK
City Treasurer-So- MILLER
City Marshal-JAMEs I. DELAWARE
City Engineer-C. W. SHREyE
Street Commissioner-PATKCK DuSIEAyY.
Health Oficer-DR. THos G. SHgEvR.
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A. T. & A. M.

XXX WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. a. A +. & A.
wv NJ, meets at their Hall, third story Of Weeks
Binding the L-vee "Wednesday night before
the Full Moon each month"; and every weeks there
after. T. NJ. WILLIAMS, W. N.
C. W. SuREyE Sec'y.
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G.. A. r,

~ Phil Kearney Post. No. %. Grand Army Of the
sns4 Republic, meets the first Tuesday evening Of
each month, at the City Hall, White Cloud.
Z. II. WILLIAMS Post Commander.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCB.-Public worship every
Sabbath morning and evening Sabbath School at o'clock
A.. Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings All are inv
ted to attend.
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REWARD

NREAT MEDICAL BECK Of useful knowledge
" all sent free far two stanps Address Dr. BONA
PAKrE Co. Cincinnati Ohio. spr25v4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

THE Union has never given Grant n
sincere or hearty support, and a short
time before the Philadelphia Convention
it was within an ace of coming out for
Greeley. For several weeks, at the time
mentioned, its articles leaned strongly
toward Cincinnati 1t had the cry Of
'liberal reform" as pat on its lips as its
former model, the Chicago Tl4Ju,te,
which journal it was much inclined to
follow, as it did once before. Some clear
er intellect than it possesses, warned it
from the blunder to the commission of
which it was predisposed, and finding
that the Greeley movement would be
hopeless in this State, it declared, reluct-
antly, and without spirit, for Grant. The
sole motive of this was to retain some in
fluence with Republicans. Sacramento
Record.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
JOHN m. COCHLAN.

CoGHLAN AND LUTTRELL.-From the
Sacramento Bee We learn that John NJ.
Coghlan has sent the following note to
j. X. Luttrcll
81 respectfully request you to accom-
pany me in canvass of this District,
which we both aspire to represent in Con-
gress, that we may together discuss the
ISSUES that are to be decided in Novem-
Der. Please name time and place for
meeting to arrange preliminaries OF
rout."
We hope that Mr.. Luttrell will accept
this challenge, so that the people Of this
District will have an opportunity to com
pare the aspirants for Congress, but it is
good two-to-one bet that J. X. l.. don't
do anything of the kind. Stanford, ac-
cording to the Yreka Union, scared him
into introducing the Tehama bridge bill
but Coghlan can't coax him into joint
canvass.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

WEIGHTS AND MEAsUREs.-Although
weights and measures are presumed to be
correct according to the authorized stand
ard, it is doubtful if those in actual bus
mess in California have, in more than
few instances, ever been tested by stand
ards to prove their accuracy; the State
has never been prepared to adjust by
standard, or to properly guard the people
against imposition from the ignorant or
intentional use of inaccurate weights and
measures, although we have Il State law
designed for that end. The present Sec
retary Of State, has recently obtained
from Washington complete set of stand
ards, which the laws of the United States
provide shall be furnished to each State
on application for them. The standards
embrace all the weights from fifty pounds
down to the fraction Of grain, and liquid,
dry, and ineal measures of all degrees,
of which the Secretary is having copies
made and will furnish each county with
a set rs soon as they are completed; and
the County Clerks being -ofiicio County
Sealers of Weights and Measures, all
dealers Will have an opportunity, then, of
getting their weights and measures tested
and adjusted by the standards.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

WHENEVER you get Democrat in a
tight place on any political proposition,
he will settle the matter with Podsnad-
ian sweep Of the hand and the declaration
that it is Unconstitutional" When the
Union is driven to extremities, its false
hoods exposed, its arguments-if it has
any confuted, and its dishonesty laid
bare, then it snaps and howls and foams
at the mouth, and shouts "railroad tools"
'hunkies, "hirelings," and "chicadee
papers," The Union NAV as we'll under-
stand first as last, that these same "chic-
adee papers" won't scare worth a cent,
and that they propose to make it warm
for that disreputablc sheet before they get
through with it.-MayySUitte Appeat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28
SELF-APPOINTED AND UNFAITH-
EII.

The Sacramento Union" is a self
appointed guardian of the interests of the
people of the State Of California and it
would have everybody understand that,
like Luttrel in the last Legislature, it is
for the pore man" every time. Can
dor compes US to say that in our humble
opinion the truth of the matter is that it
don't matter TO the i" Union how much
the people are feeced so that it receives
its share of the "clip." The " Union +"
is death on nonopoles, yet it wages war
on one only-the Central Pacific Rail
road. The Central Pacific is a close cor
poration, and conducts its affairs with a
view to its own interest and not those Of
the people, and needs watching. But
the Central Pacific has vastly benefited
the people of this Coast aud should re-
ceive due credit therefor. OF this fact
those who read the Union " solely
would never be Informed. Heavy freight
to Trinity county is now nearly one-third
less than before it was brought by the
railroad. Light freight is nearly two
thirds cheaper. To go from Weaver
Vile to San Francisco used to cost by
stage and steamer from forty to fifty dol
lars and occupied from five to eight days.
Now the same trip takes two days by
stage and railroad at an expense Of twen-
ty dollars. The time and outlay Of a
journey to the Eastern States are reduced
in the same proportion. There are mo-
nopolies in the State that are more op-
pressive than the Central Pacific, but
concerning these the "Unon has no
word of warning nor Of censure. In its
opposition to Stanford & Co. it long ago
laid argument aside and adopted in its
stead the language Of passion. In its
frcnzied opposition to the Central Pacific
, it reminds us Of the boy in the fable who
was set to watch sheep and cried "Wolf
wolf I" when there was no wolf. After
being many times deceived, when the
wolves "did descend on the fold " the
shepherds did not heed his alarm and the
sheep were destroyed. There are monop-
olies in this State more exacting and OPP
pressive than the railroad, which take all
and return nothing. We, the residents Of
the northern mountains, can see and un-
derstand this. If the "Union cannot,
so much the worse for the Union" The
people will place on guard sentinel
with kecner vision.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

DAMN, NOT SwEARING.-During the
examination of witness recently in the
little will case in San Francisco, says
the Bulletin, he was asked by Cyril V.
Gray, one of the counsel, if he did not
pronounce Fred little a damn scoundrel.
Witness said he did not, because he never
used profane language. Mr.. Gray said
he was religious man himself, and he
did not consider the use of the word damn
profanity; it was only the Saxon word
for condemnation, consequently the use
of the word was not swearing. We are
rejoiced to know such to be the case, as
we will not have as many sins to answer
for as we expected to. Damn it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

CoGHLAN AS A SUBsIDY1sT. --"Ac.
tions speak louder than words" Hon
John NJ. Coghlan, Member of Congress:
from the Third California District on
the 24th day Of January, 1872, proposed
"A Sixteenth Amendment to the Constitu-
ton. Here it is:
Article, Section /. The public lands
of the United States shall not be disposed
of except to actual settlers thereon, for
homestead purposes only, and in quanti-
ties limited by law.
This Amendment will be recommended
for adoption at the next session of Con-
gress, and the people of this District will
re-elect Mr.. CSghlan and send him back
to Washington to aid in passing it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

upon General Grants accession to
the Presidency, great number Of those
who had supported his election, with
some who had not, sought Office at his
hands, or expected him to bestow it un-
asked. lie was unable to crafty their
aspiration. Their lamentations, mingled
with the howls Of the disappointed, make
UP IL very dolctul dissonance, whereof the
only meaning deducible runs thus: Gen
eral Grant is found wanting-his admin
istration is n failure Failure p how ?
in what ? Have we not peace and plenty
in the land a.? Is not our flag displayed
and respected on every sea I? What for
eign foe resists or threatens us ? Who
fears instruction at home or invasion
from abroad =? Yes, General Grant has
failed to crafty some eager aspirations,
and has thereby incurred some intense
hatreds. These do not and will not fail ;
and his administration will prove at least
equally vital. We shall hear lamentation
after lamentation over his failure from
those whose wish is father to the thought
but the American people let them pass
unheeded. Their strong arms bore him
triumphanty through the war, and into
the White House, and still uphold and
sustain him; they never failed and never
will. greeley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

PoINT wherever you please to an
election precinct which you will pronounce
morally rotten-given up in great part to
debauchery and vice-whose voters sub
sist mainly by keeping policy offices,
gambling houses grog shops, and dark
dens of infamy, and that district will be
found giving a large majority for that
which styles itself the Democratic party.
Horace Greeiey.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

BALLOTS FOR CONGR GREssMEN.- Under
date of September 18th Governor Booth
received the following telegram from At
torney-General Williams, concerning the
manner of voting for Representatives in
Congress
Your telegram to the Secretary Of State
has been referred to me. Votes for Rep
resentatives in Congress are to be written
or printed ballots, but their names may
60 on the same ballot with the names OF
other persons to be voted for at the same
election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28
NEW THIS WEEK.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA, /
Sept. 10th, 1872. J
10 All whom it May Concern


WHEREAS, on the fifteenth day of
w July, A. ID. 1872, the Township
map Of Township Thirty-three North,
Range Nine West, Mount Diablo Base
and Meridian, was filed in the L. 5. Land
Office at Shasta, California, wherein the
South East quarter Of North East quar-
ter Of Section Thirteen in Township 33
North, Range Nine West, Mount Diablo
Base and Meridian, was returned as min
eral in character, and more valuable for
mining than for agricultural purposes
And Whereas, John Arm did, on the
Both day Of July, A. ID. 1872, file in the
Registers office Of this District his De-
claratory Statement claiming the same
land, and affidavit alleging that the same
and each of the smallest legal subdivisions
thereof is agricultural in character, and
more valuable for agricultural than for
mining purposes
Now, Therefore, You will please take
notice. that under and by virtue of in
structons from the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, dated June I'd, 1868,
we have fixed the
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the hearing OF
proofs as to the mineral or agricultural
character of said land, and if said land
has been occupied for agricultural pur-
poses, and improved as such, before the
10Th of July, 1866, the burden of proof
will be upon the party seeking to estab-
lsh its mineral character ; at which time
and place you may appear, if you see
proper, and offer such proofs as you may
have to sustain the return as made upon
said Township map.
IN WITNESS WHERE
a-0n of, | have hereunto set my
! hand and affixed my seal OF
! l.. S. Office, the day and year first
| above written.
#a--,-''# JNo. S. FoLLANsBEE,
sep2S 5w. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

FEMALES suffer from nervousness and
headache; although they seem tri1lng to
men, are real disorders. For costlVeness,
dyspepsia, general debility, nervous, and
sick headache, pains in the back and Ions,
impurity of skin, and all troubles classed
as ''femae complaints" DR.. PetttS' Aus
trdiidn Blood PurUer-a purely vegeta-
bic compound, entirely safe ond harm,
Iess-is suitable for such cases, and VIII
be found to give relief and restore to
health and strength. DR.. Pettis was the
greatest female physician Of his day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

WHEN we hear men objecting to the
reelection of Hon. John NJ. Coghlan or
the ground that +" he voted to give Goat
Island to the Central Pacific Railroad
Company" we don't believe these men
know anything about it, because Cogh-
Ian never did so. He simply voted to lease
n portion Of it upon such terms as a board
of commissioners might deem just, and
this vote, if nothing else, should insure
his return to Congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

SENATOR McKUsTcK, of Ell Dorado, il
one among the strongest anti-subsidy
men in California. In late speech h'
said: "The Sacramento Union, by it
arrogance, by its malice, by its arbitrary
declarations, is doing more to democrat
ize the Legitimate and honest opposition
to the Central Pacific Railroad than al
their millions of gold"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

lF to endeavor to save the farmers OF
the interior over two dollars per ton on
their grain, by selling the right to use a
portion Of Goat Island, even to the Cen
tral Pacific X. X. Co.-if allowing said
company to erect taxable property to the
value of hundreds of thousands of dollars,
be crime, then we plead guilty for John
Nj. Coghlan.-Wountdtn Messenger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

DEMOCRATIC and Republican journals
alike rejoice over the fact that Charles
O'Connor declined the Louisville nomi-
nation. The Democrats do so because it
will give Greeley better chance, and
the Republicans because they are anxious
to know just how much Grant can beat
Greeley in a square fight.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28
TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS;

THOS. BOYCE. Room No. 80, New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city,
NEW YORK :-IIudson & Menet, Al Park
Row Geo. p. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row; S.
M. Pettlngill &.Co., 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

AS specimen of the liberality of San
Francisco, it has been estimated that the
cost of loading a ship at the wharves of
that city is just two thousand dollars
more than at Vallejo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

SENATOR ToMPKINs, of Alameda, has
gifted to thGState University tract of
land containing forty-seven acres and
valued at $50 900, condition that the pro-
ceeds are used to found and maintain a
Chair of Oriental Languages and Liter
ature in that institution, the endowment
to be known as the Agassiz Professorship
of Orientol Languages and Literature.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

II. F. PAGE, Republican nominee in
the Second Congressional District, chal-
lenges Paschal Coggings, Democratic
nominee, to joint canvass. Coggns, in
a very round-a-b bout way, declines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

A MAN in Jefferson City, Mo-, who had
stolen kiss from school girl, was fined
by magistrate, horse-whpped by her
big brother, and scratched bald headed
by his own wife.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

To protect the understanding OF hui
manity there is nothing like leather fast
ened together by Cdbte ScreW Ipife.
Boots and Shoes made in this way never
rip, or leak or come apart.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

THE first canal boat propelled by steam
that ever made full trip from Buffalo to
New York arrived at the latter place
Sept. 22d, in five days less time than by
the usual horse power.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

IT has been suggested that the popular
novel, Under Two Flags" be hence
forth dedicated to Horace Greeley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

THE straight-out Democrats of Kansas
have issued call for State Convention
to nominate State and Electoral ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without Stairs. pb As
CEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 420 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. D.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

SUMNER has gone from London to Paris,
where he will remain few weeks, and
return to the United States in November
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

AT last accounts there were one hun
dred and fourteen Democratic papers
which refused to support Greeley and
Brown.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

GREELEY continues to travel and make
campaign speeches.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

THE grain yield of California for the
present year is estimated at 3O,OOO,OOO
bushels.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

by Aversa 10 Piedfomonte dAlfe and Isernia. These
branches again would terminate In the "southern
Lnes the Roman Line" and that OF Guigliano In the
new railway TO Rome, projected by the Neapehtan
engineer sgnor Danse who the proposer OF the sew
era branches have just described Should these ever
be executed, the ports of Pozzuon, Naples, Tore An
nunziata and Castelamari will be united, and then
again will be connected with the markets of AVellino
Monesarcho Nola, and all the other townships OF the
province Of Naples But these measures can DC accom-
pished only by annual subsidies from the communes IN
erested, amounting in the whole TO ABOUT R4O0 sna
sum indeed according to our money standard. some
municipalities have already voted their quota and Poz-
The construction of roads whether ordinary rail- Is
OF so much Importance, not only TO the commerce Du 10
the social security OF the country that one cannot D
rejoice progress I'm this direction Had there been In
Southern Italy for instance, such channels OF oommuni-
cation as there IL in the North the bgandage "hch mas
desOated these Provinces would have been lmpOsslDe
But here let me give yOu some important stailsues
which have recently been published They show that In
Sicily one murder year in every 24W persons,
AMI IN these Provinces one In 5000 To bring 1e matter
stil nearer home to may calculate ON having IN
N,pes OF homicide yearly. Not very pleas
ant prospect AS regards brgandage there s consider
kIng dom since the beginning OF the year, than 16
facts of brigandage, five of which were accompanied
crime. it may be attributed evidently to the
low. state OF education In the sunny south
pally to the schOOmaster but, regards bgandage,
will be eectua for the suppression OF u
as good network OF roads. lserna, one the points
To be touched by the newly projected railways, was IN
my mbraDce Of the iayorte spots OF brgands
and public security will be secured In theneghDOrho0d.
will be guaranteed, by network of tamways for the
constrgetou OF winch an american empapy n has sh re-
city, Before eaying this subject let me say Iat IN tne
Venetian Provinces the calculation Is that one murder
$4,000 persons occurs annually what contrast WIN
this part of the country! But 1t is explained by the
higher state OF education which exists IN the north ana
OF great facilities of intercourse, which nave long peen
provided by Austrian energy for the population. III ~
only just to say So for however oPPrei.yed dsd a may
dragQOned the NOrtherners into civilization.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
CAMPAIGN GLEANINGS.
REPORTS FROM THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN
HEADQUARTERS IN THIS CITY.

REPORTS FROM THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN
HEADQUARTERS IN THIS CITY.
Among the visitors who called yesterday, at
the Headquarters OF the National Executive Committee
OF the Liberal Republicans. at the Genham Hotel. in
this city, were tie Hon. W. s. Goldsmith OF Georgia,
Col j. X Clinton OF Mississippi Col c. snead Of Georgia.
the Hon. Vim. Brady Of Texas, the Hon. II. W. Hilard
OF Georgia. the Hon. j. s. Lyford Of Maine and Gen. W
H. Seller OF Texas. Messrs. Goldsmith and Snead left
Georgia OF Saturday, and informed TRIBUNE reporter
that Greeley and Brown will probably carry that State
by a majority of not less than 10000.
GEN. Seller represents that there is the degree OF
enthusiasm I'm Texas and says that ey aud Brown
be nominated at Baltimore they will carry Texas by a
majority ranging from 10000 TO 10000. The Hon. VIM.
Brady Of Texas made substantially the report.
Letters receyed daily at the represent that
the work of organization is advancing rapidly.
The headquarters Of the liberal Republican Executive
Committee OF NewYork STATE the Astor House in this
city, were thronged, yesterday. with visitors. among
whom were Jonas Lefevre of MddletOwn, N. Y; II. W.
Allan of Denver Col Geo. b. Keep OF Wkesbarre Pa;
Willard Peck, OF Hudson, N. Y; senator q. T. Narrower,
of steuben County, j. T. Little OF Putnam County, and
Bryson Bruce. editor OF The WALTON (N. " Chronicle
A prominent representative OF Delaware Co, n. Y,
that the county will be carried for Greeley aud
Brown, and that the town of Delhi, in that county,
which Grant 500 majority in 1863 viii give at least
1000 majority for the Liberal Republican ticket.
A voice from Yates Co. says: "od Yates Will go for
Greeley and Brown by no less than 1900 majority"
Alderman Thomas Conan states that the rumor to the
effect that he supports Gen. Grant Is utterly without
foundation.