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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-18
SaS 2cfen bon Nomanen.

Ginem Ginsciantt bes n@abrbeitss
frunpes" ron Cincinnati entne5men mir
SolsenpeS aber cas- Selen BON Homanen.
@ir fSnnen cielen Irtifel unlern abons
nenten sur Sebesisuns lebr warm
e%mfpeblen.
Der ginHuS, bic 3unabme nnp rie
glqsemeinbeit res NpmanrnleIens iinp fir
icren aufmerfiamen Sepba6ter auscns
l1einli6. Sn alien &laien pes Splfes,
~belpnrers in ben Geiben Der Sussnp,
fam rie Ncpele Sauienpe ibrer Siinser
uufpsilen, unp itstS Yermebrt ii6 ibrr
3abl. Der Ginaub. pelben iie beIpns
pers auf uniere Susenpwelt ausiitt
mue aber entperer Elm gutter pper idle6s
ter ieir, je mad Ger Iencens unp Der Sez
l1afenbeit Der NpYelle.
Oieie slrt prn Sii6ern wirp BON BEL
nabe @uen ~besdnitist Deer penisitens &C.
rulret unc miro am Weiiten selelen. -
Scsar jere 3eitun9, iet iie cine fatbplis
lbe, prOteitantiIde Orrr unslaubise, bic
tst wenisltens gu 3eiten ibren 1elern cine
fletne GrsdblunB /; penn in rer sinfaaen
Gr3dbluns elmer 8ei6ibte laien ii6 Die
beiIieisn eosr ladnplidlten Drincipisn
pertreten, werpen STEERS tu~senrbafte lbas
ten ais liGerlib, laltfrbafte al5 peile ges
l6ilpert, f5nnen Die 8eSe CUR Souens
ouns peS @uten ODER our Sr5bnWns Ger
eeipsnidaften seseist perpen, nit einrm
Worte, fam leiht unp beinabf un6es
merit 9eben oeer Sob entbaltsn leir. =
Die Gr;dbluas pd6f caber Iu elmer
md9tisen 6llfe in ben 5dnosn jscer
@eieQl1aft jeptr Sette bsran. I'M aspiiie
Warimen einsufieiotn unp ~ pertbsipiz
aen, UNI mad Buni6 ole tieslaaie Jus
senc einsunebmm uap ~ 6iiosn, uno 10
lei6t ibrem 3ies eateesen5uesusrn NM
ibrs Wani&e unO 6ofnunsea srfdat ~
Ieben.
Sbne 3weifa ifap Wlade seaen Cas
Qeien rer Homane %absrtdHp., ano 9spi6
fSnnen quite Ginpdnpe easfgsn ssma&t
percen. sSlsee intereNante @si1ibtt j..
D., lri le gut orer i6ls6L wlro imuer
cinen tirien Ginrrut maiden. Der Der
fam bei6ditiat ii6 nod etne 3sitlans
nahter 70 Isbr nit rem @eleisnen, RAP
Der Qcier. menn or ii6 nadber leinem Sc
i6din mirmen mue. nidt 10 erfcl3rsi6
wir 9ap0nIiW an pic arbsi! seten lam:
28'na rpir unirrr Neusierre nur einn,al
teiriepiscn. 10 miro lie ipSlei6 i6drfer
unO rrInSenrer menn mir einmal cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-18

Der 3usans ;u ben &irdenserrblz
ben, pper ben Oeden, unp Oaditiblen
ipute iererseit SerI6lp6en iein. Bon
.3eit ;u Belt 1T eS n5tbis Den Speider Der
Stride ;u liften, Serbtte aber ippiel ais
mtsli6 itarfen 3u9winp.
DAP einprinsenres Hesenwa6er bic
@emblben in furssr .3eit ruinirt 1T ielbits
seritdnclid, ~beIpnrers renn pielelben nur
S6einsew6lbe itnp.
Oieic erfprrern ~iiberbaupt bic srSete
Sprsfalt ; ras leidte bbl;erne &ippens
wsrf; Der pinne Sewurf Cplastering)
iuS nur su lei6t Den Seiddrisunsn
ausaelest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-18
Airdlidt nsuigksitsa.

IN SisonrneD, Gem GountDfB Don
8cpfuf 60, Sa., al Der Gbicaec 9. W.
g.. g., elmer .3peislinie Der Gbiraeo II.
Hpd S5lanpbabu, miro cine neue Stride
sebaut. Oieie!be fol- 80 bel 60 Sue
srOe unr gang aus Stein erbaut perren.
Gum SauplaB bat ii6 Der wirpise Seu
paitpr Huebrsmann bereitS i'm lssten
Sabre 4 Saulptsn Ysrli9ert. ipppcn
ibm mstrers cur6 Die Stapt selbenft
pcrrm iinp. Die Sage 1T ibsraus ltSn.
Die 9pIenpun9 Der 8ir6e piro ni6t
LANCE auf ii1 warten lalIen, paS 1T bic
%lletereusunS aaer, welde Den 5p6m.
paItpr BON Saren fennen.
Solsennss lit paS SGreitsn, cas- 81.
paitcr SaaIen aus SuScumbia, Ila. an
Gle Sel1sntlidfeit gum 3rpedc bic So
tbpliten ppr einem Sbpinpsl su mar
nen, Seri6tet bat:
in go. 81 peS &atb. Wodenblattss
itebt ein aufruf au bic 9eIer hes *. 80,
mel dye iid fir bic Anfeeeluns BON Yes
~tersburs, ala. i%ntsreifrsn fd an Ser.
5atber @uiuaume ppsr an Srn. @bas.
~Sauenftein 3u pentsn unp 3,par brieHi6.
Als Seelioraer fir bic WiIionen In
Norpsg alabama bin i1 psrpHidtet Que
parnenc, parauf aufmerfiam ,u MAIDEN,
cap petersburg, Ala. gar ni1t niRirt.
aut 1T nod feline fatbolt19e Stride. Tel
ne Stuls unc fein pfarrbaus inper TIM
9esenr, no petersburg lein 1outs. 8er.
6atber 8uilaume III ni9t unc mar nir
ME Gin prieiter pieier DiScels. Oerltlbs
1T aud don felt spei @cGm fert.-
Sriefe an cenielben ,psrbsn baber ebnr
antpprt bleiben.- 60 ,pa jsreG ems
ceutlde tatbOlii9e Golpnte IN Der Nabt
pom 8lorens %9eSrlnpet perbsn unp fObals
bic notbwenoisen Anselesenbeitsn in &C.
bpri9er Srpnun9 finp, tann ipirc aud, eiz
ne GinIaouns flr bic GOtonie UNI Glrs
rem perSfentlidt werpen, mic ss FIR bic
NnferIuns UNI Iuscumbia ldon 9sideke
en- III. :. .. Saaien
prietr fir bic MiiiIpusn DON
NorbsI labama.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-18
0orrs(pOuasn3 bsr Gursmb. Ia3ttts.
9emars, YIYmOutb 60, Soma.

Semars, plymDatb go, Soma.
Gnpli6 1T es mir psrsSnnt Der @asets
te iiber meme Reiie gu ben 9urembursern
in 2emurs, Ylymputb 60, Ginises NIT
tbeilen III fSnnen. Sprab mue i6 be-
merfsn, pa6 i6 mad anscnebmer Tabrt
BON etrra 20 Stunpen sliidIi1 in 9emars
anlanste. Die Sabrt auf Der Gilenbabn
pom GbieasO per Nortb @eitern CSppa
Oipillpn, Sainpis GentralD laet in BE-
treff ibrer GinribtunD Sequemli1fsit u.
ibreS Setriebes in Ter Shat wenis III
wdnIden iibriS. Die Scenerie Der Ges
senp pur6 wel6e ii9 rie Sabn ;iebt 1T
wirflib ~rei;enr unp ;uweilcn impUlant.
1enarS bat 9rcfarti9r 6rrti1ritte &C.
ma6t; berrli6e 0ebdure iinp bort be-
reits auisefdbrt rpprren unp fir bic furse
Belt ces Setebens gilt pies sutes 3euss
niB Spn Der StEblamfeit unp Gem @eiite
pe5 6prtldritteS, Der pieIe 0eute beleelt.
I'm 10 mebr fam unS pieS freuen ale bic
beiten unp wpblbabsncten Sirser, mic
peter @eblen Carl 6pfmann unp ances
re 2uremburser &inper linr. Saben Die
ielben pas ;eitli6c SortfOmmen audi i'm
@use sebabt, 70 DersaSen Sic rabei rcd
pas Seelenbeil tpd ni6t. Cine I66ne
Stride sibt 3eusniB non pieier &i6tuns;
leiper feblt Der 0emetnee Ger Weillibe
nod unr mir wanl6en nur, rap Seine
0p6w., unier SilGpf Sennellep balp fiir
ole Sdifleln port csu Sirten lencs.
DAP Die 0altbauier in ecmars nit
SersnigunsSmiienrrn sefiiut iinr, mus
ireiIi9 ni6t Wunper nebmen. Oae pas
nprama, paS llh UNI ssmars pem Ause
bistst 1T lsbr an,iebenc rouenpe prairie,
GER ib6ne Hiuer 5loYpt Der flare Dim
mel, Die friibe Selunpe euft lpfsn mani
den Reiienpen bierber, Ger lid ;u fiiblsn
iubt. Dod Ole alte Spnne brenat aud
bier 10 beiB als I'M ionni9sn Sipen ; Die
8inpe Ialen ulS Die 0lutb jerpd CT
trdsli9rg ideinen.
Die GARNER in Ger umsesenp Don Se>
mars MAIDEN quite @eibdfte. Die fd
bier freu;sncen , Giienbabnen seben III
nen ale Sei6tisfsit ibre prppufte ~
Warft ~ brinsen.
Nh Srsnnbel; 1T i'm a%lseneinen
Wdnsel; aber SVblen lInD iebr biuis;
unc rae aud bier Der Nalp Sepeiben
fam, bat 0err @sblen purb leine Ans
phan;uns bon pappeln unp Stfbdus
Mri bslpieIen.
Wis GO Ibeint, lit @rseley aud bier Der
Dram peS 5aseS; rie Slauen Sdte
ilnp uiGt jeltsn. pros. aller Sewpbs
ilrr ipllen auf Seiten Der 3iberalen
ltebsu. trcB sineS gut reeisirten snsli@
lhen 0rantblatteS pct fam man BON
Ger Nepattion lasen, wie Der 5upe SBi9 4:
nDnS @ridaft brinat's bait 10 nit ii6 !"
I. GSn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-18
(Gorrsponosn3 Der garfmb. @g.tte.)
Serr Hec

sic batten bic Site lsstbin meine
Mittbeilunsen iiber aurpra aufsunebz
men unp baben mid rarur6 iebr sur,
S6rsiten ermuntert (; i6 mill respsssn
aud ni6t u%ntcrlahen Sbnen nod einise
Npti;en iber uniere Stapt mit,utbeilen.
eeirer mus i9 Sbnen ticsmal BON UNI
ierer 9anrplase bcri6ten. Sn Nurpra
unp in Der llnisssenp tritt Sas 8e6Iels
feber iebr fart auf unp sreift Sung u.
gilt; Slein unp @rUs an. Selpnoers
am Sprriosr 1T eS peiI Yerbreitet. bort
1T taft tein SauS III fnpen, no ni9t Ell
ne prer mebrere Yeripnen frant parnteper@
liesen, unp ale @erste Aurpras saben
pplauf sn tbun. Wande Saae ideineR
ibrer &unlt III trcBen. ST bic SADIE
aud ssrape ni6t ssfibrlid, 10 ldwd6t
pieielbe cod zen &5rper irbr unp eas
game Syitem leiret pur6 rie ibermdbiz
&c A%nwenpuus res Gbinins. Dag bic
9rose Sise unp Der nierrise Stanp pes
8aiierS all risfer Sranfbeit i6ulp iinp,
1T befannt.
@enSen mir uns bon pielem trauriz
gen Silre ;u einem anpern, ,u @urora's
@eperbtbatisfeit, su ieinen 6abrifen,
Miblcn unp 9eiddftsbiulern, NO mir
reyes 2eben besesnen.
Die GbieaspsS urlinatpn u. Quincy
Giienbabn, wel6e rurd rie Stapt 9ebt
bat ibre 8erftattsn rabier. Nqe YaGaz
sier> unp Sra6tpasen prrben bier eez
baut uuo reparirt. Der Geparaturi6ups
pen fir Die beldapisten 2pcpmptipen 1T
ebenfaus bier In Setrieb. Neue Malbis
uen iperren bier ni6t sefertiat ; bisielben
fpmmcn BON Wan6eiter. Wit pielfm
Department fcbcn ric beieen 2pcpmpz
tipi6uppen Croundhouses) in Serbinz
puns, bic iber 100 MaI6insn faTsn fSnz
men. Sn zen srpsen Sdmieeewsrfitat>
ten miro cine bepeutenpe sln;abl arbeiz
ter beIbaftist. Cine serdumise Anireiz
terperfitdtte (paintshop) 1T ebenfals
Yorbanren, no bic peltberibmten pul>
man'lben S6lafwasen ibre 9%paenpuns
erDaltfn. ?
llnpeit Der ELECTROMAGNETIC Iisses
bic beipcn srUBen Giiensisbsreisn BON
CHARLES Sputpn uno So. @ic Sie
bieraus l6on eriebsn fSunen, fncet bic
arbeitenpe GIaie, Ws6unifer unp Sanps
perter alcr slrt Splfanotse Sei6dftie
suns. Gs gilt faum Elm GtldSit, pas
nidt in aurora Sertreten 1T.
tSier befnret iI6, J. .. untsr anpernl,
Stulpe's sroBe 8ollenfabrif, rel6s bic
feinite 2 orte Don 8clIsnitOTen bertsut.
unisre Sanpelsbduier bic in Gusnpaos
rem, Spesereien unp iOnitisen 8aaren
@cibdfte tbun, besieben ibre Sitter aus
eriter Sanp unp verfaufen sbsnlp bilia
mic Gbiaso uno ct. 2ouis.
Sir nd6ltens wsrpe i6 Sbnen iibsr
Die beige @usteunna eit am Mpntas
rem 8. Z. %. auf Gem Sairsrunre fat
| fincct, beribtcn. y. ".
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Warming has been Needed.

Since the exposure of the attempts
made by certain INSCRIPTIONS local deal
ers, to palm off their coarse astringents,
made from cheap and impure materials,
in the place of the great national tonic,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, public opin-
ion has set strongly against these empir-
les and their preparations. Their occu-
patton is gone, or soon will be. When
the light is let into deception it soon willis
down. Persons who trif1e with their own
health, by using unknown preparations,
with no guarantee to sustain them, when
an established specific, proven by twenty
years experience to be exactly what it is
claimed to be, is within their reach, are
sure to repent their temerity. Many have
done so in this instance, but it is hoped
that the truth plainly spoken has arrest
ed the evil. In the mean time the de-
mand for the leading protective and re-
storative medicine of America was never
so great as it has been this season. From
the fever and ague districts of the west,
south west, and south, it is literally over
whelming, and it may be said of the ad-
vices from all parts of the country of the
cures it is effecting in dyspepsia, bilious
complaints, and chronic constipation,
that "their name is legion" Every
where the sick and feeble seem to have
realized the Importance of "holding fast
that which is good" and of avoiding
what is spurious and dangerous.
The numerous Bitters," under vari-
Gus names, which mercenary dealers en-
deavor to substitute for Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, should be avoided, for their
own sakes, by the sick and the public at
large. Hostetter's Bitters are procurable
in bottles only, and never sold in bulk.
11-nov.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

GRAND JURY.-On Monday last the
following named persons were drawn to
serve as Graud Jurors at the November
term of the County Court: John Mar
tin, Charles Gering, James Hooking, IL.
T. Harvey, G. M. Grover, Jas. Morris,
A. G. George, G. w. Davis, |. Abrahms,
j. w, Smiley, M. Catalan, VIM. Math-
ews, G. w. Smith, Jos. Craig, II. G.
Osgood, Chas. Thomas, j. Il. Balch,
VIM. Kincaid, j. f. Dolliffe, Daniel Fo-
ley, James Ramsey, B. B. Rule, Phil.
Sheridan, and John Mahan.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02
JOHN M. COGHLAN.

THE above is an exact copy of the Reg
ular Republican Ticket to be voted next
Tuesday, printed in accordance with the
Code Commission's Interpretation Of tae
law. "Only this and nothing more."
We particularly desire to call the atten-
ton of Republicans to this and caution
them to read every name on their tickets
and see that they are in accordance with
the above.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

FINE TOMAToEs.-We are under OBJ
legations to Mr.. James II. Anderson, of
Junction City, for specimen of what he
knows about farming. Twenty tomatoes
left at this Office by him were found to
weigh seventeen pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

CoGHLAN's LAND SPEEcH.-We ask
every reader of the JOURNAL to carefully
peruse the speech delivered by Hon. John
NJ. Coghlan in support of his proposed
Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, which will be found on
the first page of this paper. In our mind
there is not the shadow of doubt regard
ing Mr.. Coghlan's opinions on this all
important question, nor do we believe
that any man who will read this speech
and weigh the matter we'll can for a
moment doubt the sincerity of Mr.. Cogh-
lan's position. The land question is one
which not only affects the present but
future generations, and the proposed
Amendment should meet with the ap-
proval of every American citizen who
has his country's welfare at heart. In
introducing and advocating this measure
our worthy Representative has nobly full
filled pledge made by him during the
campaign of last year, and we learn that
the Amendment will undoubtedly be ia
vorably reported at the next session of
Congress. Should it become a part OF
the fundamental law of the land, future
generations will have cause to thank the
originator and advocate of the measure,
and we do not believe that the people OF
this District will at this time discard so
true friend to their interests and the
good and welfare of the entire people as
Hon. John M. Coghlan has proven him
self to be. Once more, we ask all to read
this speech.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

A LARGE amount of freight for this
county is now lying at Reddng owing to
the fact there are not sufficient teams on
the road between Weaveryille and that
place to answer the demand for transpo-
tation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

A WORD TO REPUBLICANs.-Although
there is no doubt that California will give
Grant and Wilson handsome majority
at the election on Tuesday next, and the
election of our Congressman in this Dis
trict is assured, let no Republican stay
away from the polls. Let each and ev-
cry one on the 9th day of November de-
posit their ballots in favor of the regular
Republican nominees. Five thousand
majority in this State will be good, but
ten thousand will be better. Every one
counts. Turn out and make it as large
as possible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

NEXT Monday is the first day of the
regular November session of the Board of
Supervisors, but owing to Tuesday being
election day and law requiring citizens to
vote in their own precincts, there will be
no meeting held until Wednesday, Nov,
9th
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

RETURNED. - Mr.. Jacob Barnickel,
who has been in San Francisco lately,
returned last Monday night. Mr.. Bar
nickel informs us that he purchased an
extensive stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, etc.,
which will soon arrive.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

The ELECTION IN TRINITY. Our ooun-
W will undoubtedly be very close at the
election on Teusday next. We conf
IDENTIFY expect small majority, however,
Tor Grant and Wilson and large one
Ior John M. Coghlan. Mark that.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

COMING BACK.-Mr. Geo. w. Ward
informs us that Mr.. VIM. Little lately
wrote him that it was his intention to re-
turn to Weaverville next Spring. Mr..
Little has been East several years and is
at present in Iowa. He writes that
man can get everything there except
what he most needs-money.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

FROM SAN Charley Kaufman
returned this week from trip to Lower
California. During his absence he visited
San Diego and while there frequently
saw Doc. Martin, formerly of this county.
He says Doc. was we'll and particularly
wished to be remembered to his old Trim
itv friands
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

SAN Francisco FOR GRANT.-A pri-
vate letter received at this office assures
us that San Francisco will give Grant
and Wilson fully as large majority as
that given for Governor Booth last year,
which was nearly three thousand. As
goes San Francisco, so goes California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

FAY Your TAYEs.-In another col
hmn Tax Collector Flowers gives notice
10 taxpayers that he Is now ready to re-
celve and receipt for property tax for the
year 1928. Parties interested are re-
quested to take notice,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

DEAD.-From the s. +. Chronicle we
leprn that DIR. w. G. Kellum died in that
city October 2Sth, 1t will be remem-
bered that DR.. Kellum made several pro-
fessional visits to this section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

HOME AGAIN.-Mr. w. G. Given and
family, of Junction City, returned this
week from the Eastern States. Cush as
usual was in a great hurry and had only
time to tell us that he enjoyed the trip.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

POLITICAL SPEAKING.-Hon. e. p.
LoVejoy has completed portion of the
canvass of this county. Tonight (Fri-
aay) he speaks at North Fork, Saturday
a. a., Canon City and Sunday at Junction
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

CONSIDERABLY rain in the valley and
little snow on the high mountains has
been the state of the weather in this vi
cinity during the past week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

PRICES REDUoED.-F. Lachenmacher,
of the United States Bakery, Weaver
vile, has lately made a Great Reduction
in the prices of Bread, Cakes, etc. y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN the undersigned will apply to the
Honorable Board of Supervisors of Trim
ity County, at the November Term, for
Renewal of License to keep Toll Bridge
across Trinity Biver at Whitmore's Saw
Mill. JOHN WHITMORE.
Trinity River, Oct. II, 1872. 3w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02
n O M Z N e w s .

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
JOHN B. FELTON,.
JOHN F. MILLER.
CLAUS SPRECKELS.
]. f. HALE.
JESSE O. GOODWIN.
T. II. ROSE.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN M. COGHLAN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

BACK AGAIN.-Our fellow -townsman,
James Edgecomb, returned last Wedes-
day from an extended visit to San Fran
cisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the undersigned will apply to the
Honorable Board of Supervisors of Trim
ity. County, at the November Term, for
a Renewal of License to keep a Toll
Bridge across Trinity River at Grass
Valley. M. H. LOWDEN.
Grass Valley, Oct. II, 1872. 3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

THE Bio TRoT.-We are indebted to
Mr.. Pryor, Operator Western Union Tel
egraph at Shasta, for the following dis
patch ; also to Frank Knott, Mail rider,
for delivery of same:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the undersigned will apply to the
Honorable Board of Supervisors of Trim
ity County, at the November Term, for
a Renewal of License to keep a Toll
Bridge across Trinity River at Douglas
City. JOHN w. SMITH.
Douglas City, Oct. II, 1872. 3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

SHASTA, October 30th.
In the race this afternoon between
Lucy and Occident, Lucy won; time,
2:20. Occident was distanced.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Trinity Lodge, No. "a, r. n II. M,
Hold their regular communications at Ma
SONIC HALL, Weaverville, ON the last Saturday
of each month. Hour of meeting, o'clock,
p. NJ. o. @. CIIRISTIANSEN, w. M.
M. Y. GRIFFIN Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

Meets on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays
of each month, at Masonic HALL, Weaver
vile, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
W. J. TINNIN, Ii. P.
M. +. GRIFFIN, Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

North Star Lodge, No. 81, 4. o. OF
Holds its regular meetings at ODD FELLOWS
HALL, Weaverville, every Thursday evening,
at o'clock. Members of the Order from
abroad are cordially invited to attend.
@. HARTMAN, N. Ct.
W. ii. BACIIELDER, II. S. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

THE REPUBLICAN MEETING.-In ac-
cordance with announcement Hon. L. NJ.
Foulke and A. p. Van Duzer Esq, ad-
dressed our people at the Theater last
Monday evening. Mr.. Foulke led off in
a solid and argumentative speech, favor
ing the continuation of the present Ma
tional Administration and entering into
facts and figures which cannot be denied
to show that General Grant and his ad-
ministration have done more for the peace
and prosperity Of the country than any
previous one. Mr.. Van Duzer followed
with one of his characteristic addresses
and cut right and left. He did not in the
least spare the toes of our Democratic
friends who have become gouty from an
overdose of crow. On the contrary Mr..
Van Duzer told them in plain terms that
for one he did not believe their conversion
to Republicanism would be very lasting
and even if they did vote for Greeley, he
could not accept them as full-hedged Re-
publcans. The meeting was enthusiastic
throughout and adjourned by giving three
hearty cheers for John M. Coghlan, our
past, present and future Representative
in Congress,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

Trinity County German Hospital So
ciety, holds its Regular Quarterly Meetings at
the HOSPITAL BUILDING, Weaveryille, on the
first Sunday of March, June, September and
December, CHAS, HARTMAN,
isnl. Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

WEAvERvILLE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
Names of pupils who were neither alb
sent nor tardy during the week ending
October Ohth 1870.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

LETTER FROM NEvADA.-Our y y
Canon City correspondent writes us a
long and interesting letter from Gold
Hill, Nevada, under date of Oct. 25th,
1872. We extract as follows: "I see
so many old Trinitarians every day in
this section that l almost imagine l am
still in California. Gustave Thede is
here looking about and thinks some of
going into business. = The Re-
publicans of Nevada are in fine spirits
over the news from the late Eastern elec-
tions and all feel confident that Nevada
will not be behind her sister States so far
as her vote will go in electing Grant for
four years more. Last Saturday evening
the campaign was opened in real earnest.
A grand torch-light procession with
bands of music playing and flags flying
marched from Gold Hill to Virginia City,
presenting beautiful sight. The speak
ing took place in the Opera House and
hundreds of people were unable to get
seats. Probably no man ever received
warmer greeting than did our old Trinity
friend John p. Jones, and during his re-
marks l must say that he advanced the
soundest arguments which ever heard
on the Pacific Coast. Governor Booth,
of California, arrived here day before
yesterday. Tonight he will address the
voters of Dayton, and tomorrow night
there will be grand rally from Gold
Hill, Virginia City, Silver City and
Dayton all to assemble in Virginia where
Governor Newton Booth and Hon. John
p. Jones will address the people. The
great fight to be made here in Nevada on
election day is on the choice of members
of the Legislature who at the next session
are to elect United States Senator. To
sum it all up it is the working people and
John p. Jones on the one side and about
FIVE thousand miles of railroad and ten
millions of subsidy on the other"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

Mary A. Allen, James Motherwell,
Sarah Blackwell, Frank Matzen,
Emmett Blackwell, X attic O'Niel,
James Browder, Mary ONiel,
Emma Craig, N Nellie 0'Niel,
Homer Chadbourne, Emile Nieman,
James Dockery, Emma 0sgood,
Willie Day, John Philbrook,
Flora Fox, Richard Stiller,
Willie Fox, Lizzie Shurtleff,
Thomas Ford, Katie TrbelcOck,
Eta GOering, Willie Irombach,
Emil Goering Wm. Todd,
Richard Holman, John Todd,
Annie Junkans, Minnie Todd,
Pearl Keton, Joseph Testy,
Lloyd keltOn, William VolImers
Carrie LOwden,
Moilie Lowden,
Henry Lang,
Whole number attending, So.
Average attendance, 50 per cent.
Ii. Ii. BRAGD0N,
Principal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-11-02

Comet Lodge, NO. "a, L. o. q. r.,
Holds its regular meetings, at ODD FELLOWS
of each week. j. Il. MURRAY, N. G..
S. HUBBELL, X. s. janl.