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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04

bogus OUTRAGE MANUFACTURER.

One of the persons most thorough
ly discounted by the result of Tues
days upheayal is Attorney General
George H. Williams, President
Grants defeated candidate for Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court. This
man prostituted his office, which is
designed to be for the benefit OF the
whole people, to the basest partisan
purposes. He is paid by the people
$40, 900 per annum to perform GER
tain specific duties These he neg
lected, to devote himself to the man
ufacture of series Of outrageous
falsehoods to be used to keep his
party in power. For three months
Attorney General Williams has given
the larger part of the time which be-
longed to his masters, the people, to
the perpetration of partisan rascali-
ty. For this the people would be
glad to punish him, Unfortunately
for them, he is under the protection
Of the stolid man of the White
House, who in spite of his profess
ions, cares nothing for the twill of
the people" and the only way for the
people to reach the offender is
through the slow process Of impeach-
ment. While it is under considera-
ton what should be done with the
culprit, it is some satisfaction TO
know that he is shamed and humili-
ated by the answer Of the country,
on Tuesday, to his manufactured
calumnies. He is one Of the most
thoroughly disgraeed men in the re-
public, by the way, what On escape
we have had from q Jeffries in the
seat Of Marshall and Taney? Had
the Senate confirmed Williams as
Chief Justice, the infamous qualities
he has displayed in the role Of Attor
ney General would have worked un
measured injury to the country il
the higher office.-N. Y. Sun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04

DowNEALL on CHINESE PRINoE.---
A notable event in political affairs in
China is the sudden downfall Of
Prince Kungy who has SO long been
q power in that great empire. Late
advices mention that the Prince, who
has been reckoned sort Of Oriental
Bismark, has been degraded and de-
prived Of his rank. Latterly Prince
kung has been at the head Of the
Taungly-yamen, or Foreign Office,
and It is supposed that his fall is in
some way connected with the dis
cussion Of Chinese relations with
Japan, the Formosan difficulty hav-
ing created great uneasiness at Pc
king. Prince Kung was actual ruler
Of tho empire from 1861 until last
year, when the YOUNG Emperor
Toung-che became Of age and as
sumed the government. When Hen
Fung, the father Of the present SOW
ereign, died in 1861, three Coun-
cilors Of State seized upon the Gov
ernment, proclaiming themselvesand
the Empress-mother joint regents.
Prince Kun9, who was tho brother
Of the late Hien-fnng, by agbold
coup detat, overthrew the regency
and proclaimed himself and the EN-
press-mother in place Of the usnrp-
ers, who we're. snmmarily ,beheaded.
His reign succeeded the peace which,
as Commissioner, he had concluded
with the allies at Peking, and was
wise, benefcient and generally pros
porous. His overthrow at this time,
when tho relations Of foreign nations
with China are in o critical condi.
ton, will be regarded with profound
interest by diplomatists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04
THE OVERLAPPING TO COME.


Here is Secretary Bristow, the
young ana efficient administrator Of
the overgrown Treasury department.
Are we to suppose that the stalwart
young lawyer would have abandoned
his lucrative Kentucky practice to
take the seat of the pusillanimous
Richardson, if he had forseen the
result of the Sd of Novembers Of
course not, He would have stuck to
law and let politics alone.
Then there is our new Postmaster
General, Of Connecticut and st. Pc
tersburg. Hei6ame home for what ?
Why, to be Republican Presiden-
tial candidate. Now he finds that he
has exchanged q very comfortable
diplomatic berth for worthless po-
sition at the tail end of the Cabinet
of a broken-down administration.
Contemplate Tor a moment the
feelings which may De supposed 10
be MIR. hopeson s. ne nao resolV-
ed to provide Tor hlmseit py securing
a Senatorshlp. FOR nall a year the
Navy Department has been admin
istered by an Acting Secretary (tae
people have known nothing about lt)
while MI hobeson conducted ms
campaign IN New Jersey But the
New Jersey Legislature is Democrat
ic, and Mr.. Robeson must either re-
main IN the Cabinet and be nvesn-
gated by a Democratic House. OF re,
tire to private lie with prospects OF
permanent stay there Ihat hob
eson and his department. Will be IN
yestigated take to be certainty.
The scandals which brought on the
Intellectual inquiry IN 1871 nave CON
tlnued to be current Ihat myeSS'1
CATION Ja'ted 'ohe" on me o'7HE q
most important Tevetatao'S' =! am IN
clined to think that there is really
more corruption in the navy admin
istration than in any other branch
of the Government.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04
ESSAY ON THD POLE CAT.


My friend did you ever examine
the pole kat kloselyH / guess not,
for tha are O kritter who won't bear
examining with microscope. }.q
They are butiful beings, but ohl
how deceptivel ~.
Their habits are few but uniqye.sf
They are called pole-kats bekause
il is not convenient to kill him with
q klub, but with o pole, and, the
longer the pole the more convenient.
Writers ON natural history disa-
gree about the right length of the
pole tew be, usedl I would suggest
that the pole be about 395 feet, o.
pecially If the wind is in favor Of the
pole-kat. NJ M la stepi, /
When the pole-kat is suddenly
wholloped with q long pole, the first
thing he, she or 1t does is to embalm
the air for many miles in diameter
with q akrimonious olfaktory refresh
ments which permeates the ETHEREAL
Aewid with an entirely original
smell! i Il T IA
This emell Is less popular in the
fashionable world than lubbins ex-
tract, but the days may cum when it
will be bottled up like musk, and
sold at S7t cents per bottle, bottles
small at that One pole-kat in a
township is enufF espechily il the
wind changes once in o whilesa A
pole-kats skin iz wuth 2 dollarsi in
market, after it is skinned, but it il
wuth SO. 20 to skin it. This is one
way tu make IL shillings on 4 wet
week. A, F5{', i. lAHs
Yours, truly, j. BILLINGS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04

GErr1Na EVEN. - The Lawrence
Mass Sentinel says that D number
81 months since Haverhill man do
sired some accommodation OF the
Boston and Maine road, but was re-
fused. This action 80 provoked him
that ho determined 10 got square by
some means, and ut length, noticing
that there was no draw in the rail-
road bridge near the city, he deter
mined to put the company to the ex-
ponso Of building one. 50 no com,
inenced building a schooner Of about
200 tons at a point above the bridge
and now, as il is nearly ready tC
launch, he win soon load it with 70
gitimate freight, sail down 70 the
bridge and demand passage, which
the railroad people must grant hinl
whether or no.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04

An interesting statement is made
Of the number Of Protestant divinity
students in old Prussia the past
twenty-three-years. In 1851 there
were 604, which number had increas-
ed to / ,1sO in 1862. From this time
forward tho number has steadily di-
minished till it is now represented
by the same figures az in 1851, name
", G04. Tho total for the twenty
three years is 81 ,130.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04

A man went home the other eve
ming, and found his house locked up.
Getting in At the window with coDsid-
cradle difficulty, he found on the table
q note from his wife: II have gone
out you will find the door key on one
side the doorstep"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04

The acrobats Of every household
The pitcher aud tumbler,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04

er substratum of mania of which
they are but trivial manifestations.
In view of this, / ask, is it proper
to permit the Herald man to go at
large? In his frenzy and violence
may he not harm those who destroy
ed his Caesar?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-04


The ridiculous hoax which occu-
pied a full page Of the New York
Herald detailing the escape Of the
wild beasts from the Geological Gar
den, and of their having devoured
Ben. Butler, John Morrissey and
other statesmen, is generally regard
ed by rejecting Philadelphians as
conclusive evidence that the recent
elections, in having settled so sum
marily the third term business, have
also unsettled the Herald mans rea-
son.
What great pity; but then his
attack of Casarism was so fierce, and
he has been suffering from it so long
that temporary arrangement may be
requisite to produce a permanent
cure. Those eminent authorities,
Bucknell and Tuke, Psychological
Medieins - Sketches in Bedllegl, say
that: It is probable that whatever
delusions or hallucinations are de-
tected, there is q broader and deep
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26
INCREASED TAXATION.

REFORM is good word but of little
Significance when applied to politicians Of
the present dav. California had "re-
form" Legislature last Winter. Perhaps
some Of the people yet remember that
august assemblage Of reformers." For
davs and weeks they drew their regular
per diem when the principal business
transacted was the discussion Of such
wholesale onslaughts on the public treas
urv as the allowance of Chaplains' pay
and postage stamps Economy" the
battle-cry Of these venerable watch-dogs,
still ring, in our ears for long and loud
did they protest their allegiance to that
great first principle. Mark you the Sc
ouel: The Assessment for the present
fsca year is larger than ever before, and
vet the State Board Of Equalization have
found j. necessary to raise the amount Of
State tax fifteen cents higher than last
vear-from fifty cents on the one hundred
dollar. to ,ixty-tour cents and nine mills.
Thai IS. the "re.orm measures Of the
last J. gzislature increased taxation thirty
per cent. How is that for economical
Dolly Warden reform ?''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

BE CAREFUL-In these days when tight hats,
hot air and sedentary occupations cause the
hair to fall out, it is a matter Of no little inn
portance 10 know which of the hair prepara-
tions are Of any value. The majority, as has
been frequently proved by the first dermatolo-
gists or hair doctors, possess little or no merit
Such being the fact, it is consoing to those
who are afflicted to know there is really one
good article, which is recommended and used
by the first medical authority, and has stood
every test many years. This preparation is
Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE
NEW Era truly scientific compound, which
is unquestionably the best preparation Of the
kind now before the American public. 1t will
restore 10 gray hair its original color, cleanse
the head thoroughly, cure all eruption of the
scalp, and will always restore the hair 50 long
as any germs remain, as they almost inyaria-
bly, do, until extreme old age has destroyed the
roots. The original article is made by X. r..
Hall & Co., Nashau, n. H Forney's Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

AT IT YET.-Tilton has made another
stat rent; Beecher has preached one
NOR ermon Moulton has sub-ided tenn
poly; Woodruff has returned from
Eur0pe and threatens TO tell all she knows
but, having an eye TO business, viii pub
lish her knowledge exclusively in her
own paper; Edna Dean Proctor has com
menced suit against Moulton for 100000,
damages for libel F.; ana the end is not
yet. Public generally is disgusted with
the dirty business, and nobody now cares
how, when or where it ends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2e. 1874
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
FOR SUPERVISOR. 2d DISTRICT.
JOHN SHERIDAN.

A CALrFoBNIA POTATO PATcH.-The
Wheatland Free Press says: H. Rod
den measured off a few weeks ago one
acre of ground and weighed from it p ,977
pounds Of potatoes This lacks but TWEEN
ty-tbree pounds Of being fourteen tons by
actual weight and measure, and shows
that the soil on Bear River bottom can
do anything that soil anywhere can
Four hundred and sixty-one bushels to
the acre, actual weight and measure :
Who beats it? Those potatoes sold for
one and one-half cents per pound. The
cost for seed, planting, digging, tending,
taking to market and for sacks, $50, leav-
fng clear profit Of $330 per acre"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

THE managers Of the international Ex-
hibition Of Chile offer a priz. Of $1,000
for the best system of measring and dis
tributing irrigation waite, to be shown at
the Fair. Any inve,don Of this kind
would probably b. available also for
measuring water % be consumed in house
holds. A cheap and effective water meter
would be wo th millions to the pateutee,
and hundeds Of men are now studying,
and sone Of them have been studying for
years over the problem; but so far in
yaia. The gas meter is a success; but
the water charge is made by guess from
the size Of the house and the number Of
its inmates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

SUPERVISOR ELEcTIoN.-To-day will
iecide whether John Sheridan is to be
returned as member of the Bolrd Of Su-
pervlsors from the Second District or be
,aperseded by John W. Carter. The
position is one Of sufficient importance,
particularly to taxpayers, to call forth
the full vote Of the District, and it is
ioped that all will visit the polls. As we
stated last week, Mr.. Sheridan has made
a good Supervisor and we believe the best
interests Of the county will be benefited
by his re-election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

MYNHEER PAUL Dietrich, Of Milwaukee,
feeling his earthly tabernacle stored with
troubles to be expelled, decided, after full in
quiry and investigation, to employ Ayers
Pills In his haste to purify his Dutch Stom-
ach, he mistook the directions y to y and
swallowed q for dose. This created, of
course, an ap-paul-ing internal reb lliOn But
came of victor at last, with renovated sys-
TEN which he proudly exhibits as proof Of the
wisdom Of his choice. lie advises everybody
to take Doct, Ayers Pills, but kindly advises
his friends who are ambitious Of following his
example, to " pc sure and take der right bo-
tion. VI Minnesota Telegraph.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

CoNTRADICToRY.-General Custar has
made his official report Of his Black Hills
expedition. He rcitorates the discovery
of gold there, and recommcnds that the
country be thrown open to the military.
Rnd that a new exploration be ordered for
next season. Per Contra, Prof. Win
choll, gcologist who accompanied Gen.
Cu-tar through the Black Hills, says he
saw no gold there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

EXcELLING.-It is a fact worthy Of
special mention that the Eastern news
published Of late by the Pacific Press
Association is more complete than that
of the old Associated Press monopoly.
This has been particularly noticeable in
the Beecher-Titon scandal and the late
louisiana troubles. 1t might also be
mentioned that the papers forming the
new association are fast supplanting those
of the old in this part Of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

Thank YoU.-Speaking of the recent
change in the ownership Of this paper,
our friend Of the Yreka Unjon, who him
self gets up one Of the best papers in the
state, says
Though differing from the Journal
radically on political questions we recog-
nize it as one of the ablest and most IN
teresting of our exchanges. And we
venture the prediction that, under its
present management, it will lose none Of
the pith, vigor and enterprise that have
heretofuro characterized it, We wish the
JoURNAL success in all matters except
its politics.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

The telegraph brings intelligence OF
an awful calamity at Fall River, Massa-
chusetts. The Granite Cotton MIN wa
burned down on the morning Of the 1911
instant, and thirty or more were burned
to death or killed by jumping from the
windows Of the building, and many others
injured. The loss by destruction Of the
mill is about $l0O, 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

THE FIRsT.-At the late examination
of teachers in Nevada county, Misses
Laura and Sadie Booth, both colored,
were awarded third grade certificates.
Their education has been obtained exclu-
eively at the colored school in Nevada.
This, we believe, is the first instance Of
the kind that has occurred in the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

BEaGARs.-A couple Of Italian beggars
are thoroughly canyassing Shasta and
adjoining counties, and are supposed to
have made quite a raise as they recently
went into one Of Wells, Fargo & Cos
express offices and shipped considerable
coin to San Francisco. The two sneaks
are only lame when they come into the
towns, and when travelling along the
roads they walk along lively as cickets.
They ought to be arrested under the law
prohibiting public nuisances.--S SHASTA
ClnIfcr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

IN the United States District Court, at
San Francisco, decision was rendered
declaring the State law prohibiting the
importation Of Chinese women unconsti-
tutional, and ordering the release Of those
who have been held in custody. 1t is
understood that the case will be carried
TO the United States Supreme Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26
Tax Notice.

THE DELINQUENT LISTS of the
L various cl9nties Of the State, for the
oath and 18th Fiscal years QS72- -lS73-4)
are now in my bands for collection.
Many persons are delinquent fo7 small
sums upon Personal property, and are
urged to examine the rolls in the hands
Of the Tax Collector Of their respective
counties and make immediate payment.
The law is imperative, that the payment
Of the State tax for these years must be
enforced, and unless voluntary payments
are made at once, heavy costs will be
incurred by the dcIinquents.
j. j. GREEN,
sep5 Controller Of State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

JAS. DAYTON, a boy of fourteen, hung
himself accidentally, while trying to imi-
tate the trapezist he had seen at a circus.
His mother found him dead with leather
strap round bis neck-hanging to large
nail on the kitchen wall.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

STATE TAx.--Tbe State Board Of
Equalization has levied tax for State
purposes Of "a cents and nine mills on
each one hundred dollars valuation Of
property. The total valuation Of property
in the State is SG07 22O $50.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

PREsEDEFT DILLON, Of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad, and Jay Gould, Director,
are about to 90 on a tour Of inspection
over that road, with a view Of increasing
the speed Of its trains, so as to gain day
between Chicago and Ogden.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26
ESTRAY.
Notice of Sherif'S Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
- Execution, issued out of the District
Cout Of tie Ninth Judicial District Of
the State q California, in and for the
Coulty Of Trinity, in the suit of Chas
Kup,r, NJ Karsky and Isaac Abrahm
against Jan es Patterson duly attested the
Eighth day Of September, A. ID. 1874, ]
have levied upon all the right, title and
interest Of aid James Patterson, the de-
fend Mt in said action, in and to that GER
tain Mining Claim known rs James Pat
tersn's Cuim, bounded on the upper
sideby AnWne Segala's Mining Claim,
and on the lower side by the Mining
CLAIM Of Andrew Asmussen-the above
described calm being situated in what is
known as ttr Red Hill Mining District !;
toge her with all the Fumes, Bedrock
Ditthes, Re.ervoirs and Hydraulic works,
Holses and Improvements Of all kinds,
situited thereon or Herewith connected.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
MONDAY, the 5th day of OCTOBER.
A. ID. 1874,
at One o'c1ck, P. NJ, in front Of the
Court Hou-, in the Town Of Weaver
viIle, Coug Of Trinity, ! will sell all
the right, lie and interest Of the said
James Pat son in and to the said above
described ? perty, to the highest bidder,
for CASH Gold Coin of the United
States, to-Vt: Twelve Hundred and
Eighty Mn and 81 100 Dollars.
JoIE w. PHILBROOK,
Sheriff.
WeaVerYule, Sept. 9, 1874. 4W.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

Ex-GoyERNoR HAIGHT is a School
Trustee in the town Of Alameda, and as
such voted for the admission of colored
children into the Common Schools there.
This act will let Coy. Haight out with
the Democracy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

THE Prince Of Wales, heir apparent to
Che British throne, is a young man with
onlya a small family, and yet he owes
1850, 900, or four and quarter million
dollars, and yet, when he attained his
majority he had 5000, 600, and has had
100000 a year since
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

THERE is promise that editorial fur
will fly in Virginia City before the cleo
tion is over. Already such terms as
'conVicted fslon" are waited from one
editorial room to another. The thing is
getting auite liyelY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

THE ive-acre hemp field Of the Pacific
cordage factory in Alameda yielded this
year l,oOo pounds per acre Of strong fiber,
and the company is so well pleased with
its success that larger experiments will
be made next year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

JAS. B. McQUILLAN, an old printer
and editor, died at Jacinto, in Butte
county, on the 18th inst. McQuillan was
writer Of considerable ability, and well
known throughout the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26
as'eekIy Trinjtg 5Ournal.
OUR AGENTS;

THOS. BOYCE. Room No. 80. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. II. ROWELL a. CO., 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

THE Kellogg police force was reinstated
in New Orleans on Saturday without any
disturbance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

THE commanding operation Of Dr. Walkers
Vinegar Bitters in Chronic Dyspepsia, Feyers,
Nervous Disorders, Constipation. deficiency Of
vital power, and all maladies affecting the
stomach the liver the bowels, the pulmonary
organs, or the muscular system, Is exciting the
wonder Of scientific men and creating such a
sensation among the sick as was never before
witnessed in any age. The sales Of this great
vegetable remedy have been quadrupled with
in single year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

ADyIcEs from the theater of Indian
hostllities represent that the war is prob
ably ended. The Indians seem to be
well whipped and satisfied to make peace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

SwITztR, fisherman Of Wilmington,
Los Angeles, is now putting up fine
quality of mackerel, which are said to be
equal to those brought from the Eastern
market
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

A MEETING Of Italians was held in
Philadelphia, last Sunday evening in ref
erence to the erection Of a monument to
Columbus. Twenty four thousand dol
lars are required to build it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the O-Partncrship heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned, under the
firm nameof Lovejoy x Felter, is this
day dissolred by mutual consent. The
business Of publishing the WEEKLY
TRINITY JoURNAL wifi be continued by
the new firm Of LovJoy & Craig, who
will receip. for all amounts due the old
firm and lay all demands against the
same. j.. p. LOV EJOY,
j. X. FELTER.
Weayorvile, Sept. 9th, 1874. Al.
All persons indebted to the TRINITY
Journal are fequested to settle without
delay, and continuance Of the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon the
paper by the people Of Trinity county, it
res pectfully sllicited.
LOVEJOY & CRAIG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26

A MODEL husband in Delaware thresh-
ed his wife fearfully because their baby
didn't get prize at a baby show, and
wound up by offering to swap the baby
for pig.